I have a 4lb boneless lamb shoulder sitting in the fridge with a garlic,rosemary,thyme,S&P rub on it waiting for the grill tomorrow. Never cooked this cut on my weber. Any suggestions?
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Can't remember how I last did it, but it's a super roast.
You can do something like this if you have a dutch oven or such to put in your cooker: http://www.seriouseats.com/recipes/2...amb-shoul.html
I might try this one next time: http://www.seriouseats.com/recipes/2...-shoulder.html
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I cooked one a few years ago low and slow at 225 like a Boston Butt and it came out great. My previous experiences with lamb was disappointing, but the shoulder low and slow has me looking for one on sale.
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The most under appreciated recipe on the site is pulled lamb shoulder with Kentucky black BBQ sauce. It's ridiculously good and very different:
In Western Kentucky the BBQ is mutton, and the sauce is vinegary, spiked with Worcestershire sauce. Here's a recipe for black BBQ sauce inspired by Moonlite Bar-B-Q Sauce & Dip. This thin tart sauce cuts the rich fat, making it perfect for use as a deeply penetrating baste as the meat cooks or as a finishing sauce.
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Originally posted by bbqoaf View PostThe most under appreciated recipe on the site is pulled lamb shoulder with Kentucky black BBQ sauce. It's ridiculously good and very different:
http://amazingribs.com/recipes/BBQ_s...cue_sauce.html
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Hmmm, I've done several legs of lamb on the grill, but I braise lamb shoulders. They are very different cuts with their own characteristics. Best advice for grilling is MH's LoL rcepipe: http://amazingribs.com/recipes/lamb/leg_of_lamb.html.
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I've done over a couple of hundred lamb shoulders. pulled fall of the bone succulent. All with bone. Some shoulders come with the ribs (lamb chops) attached and in some cases, the front shank also attached. Nothing beats pulling the blade bone out smoothly.
I use Dolly The Lamb Rub. Apply mustard so the mustard seeds and rosemary stick. only wrap if the bark is getting too dark.
Smoke until 195-200 @ 250...
If you like lamb and accustomed to its flavor, this cut is a knock-out!
For more gamey flavor, try Lamb Shanks "Lollipops"
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