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Titch

somebody shut me the fark up.
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Nov 17, 2012
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South East Victoria Australia
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Titch :-)
Call it what you may, this Dish worked very nicely.
One Corned/pickled boned leg of Lamb.
Rinsed in fresh water for an hour.

Combined a Blackberry Jam/Jelly with a our Chicken stock, about 4 cups.
over the Lamb in a cast iron pan.


Into the Weber Kettle with the Snake method,temp about 220f for about 5 hours.light smoke from Banksia Pods.
Lamb temp hit 160f and removed and wrapped in Alfoil.


Reduced liquid untill it was a thick sauce,about 2 hours

Meanwhile parboil Potato, sweet potato, Brussel sprout. till just firm.

Drain and add a good lot of Garlic,pepper and Butter and shake the crap out of them to coat and roughen up the edges.
Pour over a bed of roughly sliced Cabbage. in the Cast dish.


into the Weber untill the cabbage is still just crunchy

Lets slice and bring it all together.



 
Thanks folks, the lamb uses the same brine as beef so you can make your own easy enough.
The Blackberry sauce surprised me ,it was better than I imagined so I was chuffed with that,
Wife (Vonny ) wants it over a Pork Loin roast
 
That looks great, Titch! I've never heard of corned lamb, but why not :)

Hey Ron corned or pumped or collard legs of lamb or mutton were a historical standard in Australia years ago. Lamb was cheap and accordingly was served many ways particularly in the outback (country).
But what a great job by Titch. Looks absolutely fantastic.
John
 
Wow! How did I miss this? That is farking lamb pastrami if I have ever seen it. Cured lamb. Why not? Awesome cook Dude! Keep 'em coming.
 
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