Leg of Lamb Boneless and Butterflied

[RichieB]

I wasn't going to do that but took your suggestion and did Bkhuna. When I started trim back a bit on the fat, I was able to grab it pull it right off like the membrane on BBR's. Thanks!

[RichieB]

theroc, I expected that. I'm using the grate height extender from SnS so it's not right over the coals. I'm also doing a grilled russet and when I go for the last stage skin side up direct it helps not burn the potato. Not that I've ever done that. 🤫

[Ahumadora]

About to do a leg of lamb today along with other recyclable parts of animals. Will post some pics later.

[theroc]

+3 The only thing I'd add is to keep an eye on it. Lamb fat will cause flare ups faster than nobody's business.

[Bkhuna]

Trim out most all of the visible fat and gristle. There's more than enough fat inside the tissue. It's the fat that drips off of the fat and heats up the gives the off-putting smell and flavor that many folks don't like.

[RichieB]

Thanks! I'll be doing this but using GrapeSeed oil (high smoke point). And going to dry brine for a couple of hours. Going for I.T. of 130. Hope to get some pictures to share.

[Jfrosty27]

+2. Keep it simple. Yummy.

[Henrik]

+1

[Stuey1515]

Rub with a little olive oil mixed with some chopped rosemary, garlic, S & P.
Onto the grill on a medium heat turning regularly, hard to go wrong, I love lamb

[RichieB]

I bought a 1# awhile back. Pulled out of freezer. New to me. Poked around a bit. Thought I'd reach out to the pit for recipe/cooking method ideas. Looking to do on Kettle with smoke. Rubs, marinate suggestions welcomed.