Then, I also need to decide sous vide, or straight into the pellet smoker. Any suggestions? I've not smoked any lamb yet, and have only cooked lamb a couple of times in the oven.
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Aging Lamb?
I picked up this leg of lamb at Costco today. Notice the sell by date is 9/9; I won't have time to cook this until at least 9/1-9-2. I'm trying to decide if I should freeze it or keep it fresh. Will it improve with aging?
Then, I also need to decide sous vide, or straight into the pellet smoker. Any suggestions? I've not smoked any lamb yet, and have only cooked lamb a couple of times in the oven.Tags: None
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I would freeze it. You don't want lamb to devlop the flavors that beef does. At 6lbs take it out 3-4 days before you are going to smoke it. I like to make slits every inch and alternate rosemary and 1/4 pieces of garlic in each slit. Then cover the whole leg with a mix of oil, chopped rosemary, garlic and mustard.

Smoke with oak at 225=250 until it reaches 130-135. Lamb is not very palatable when cooked rare and gets tough very quickly over 140.
PS: I have 5 legs in the freezer waiting to be cooked now.Last edited by mountainsmoker; August 18, 2019, 10:00 PM.
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