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California Farm Stuffed Leg of Lamb

Hobby Horseman
Hobby Horseman @HobbyHorseman
California, United States

This is the authentic recipe of Michael Psilakis, Greek-American Chef. He taught me to make garlic confit. We self-butcher Dorper Meat Lambs in winter and freeze. Our lambs are big, a butterflied front leg is 3 pounds, the shoulder two pounds, enough for ten. The bones are used to make stew.

I have included an easy way to butterfly your leg of lamb, all you need is a fork and steak knife.

The meat tastes better when roasted whole. If it is too much food for one dinner, I roast ten minutes less, cut off the unused portions to freeze, then finish roasting. It freezes and reheats very well if meat is cut in one inch thick steaks. The leg makes 12 steaks of one inch thick, half a pound each, with stuffing.

Warning.: this recipe overcooks very easily, from medium rare to well done in minutes. Use a probe thermometer. Take meat out of the oven to rest, it will continue cooking for 15 minutes. Enjoy.

#GlobalApron

This is the authentic recipe of Michael Psilakis, Greek-American Chef. He taught me to make garlic confit. We self-butcher Dorper Meat Lambs in winter and freeze. Our lambs are big, a butterflied front leg is 3 pounds, the shoulder two pounds, enough for ten. The bones are used to make stew.

I have included an easy way to butterfly your leg of lamb, all you need is a fork and steak knife.

The meat tastes better when roasted whole. If it is too much food for one dinner, I roast ten minutes less, cut off the unused portions to freeze, then finish roasting. It freezes and reheats very well if meat is cut in one inch thick steaks. The leg makes 12 steaks of one inch thick, half a pound each, with stuffing.

Warning.: this recipe overcooks very easily, from medium rare to well done in minutes. Use a probe thermometer. Take meat out of the oven to rest, it will continue cooking for 15 minutes. Enjoy.

#GlobalApron

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California Farm Stuffed Leg of Lamb

Hobby Horseman
Hobby Horseman @HobbyHorseman
California, United States

This is the authentic recipe of Michael Psilakis, Greek-American Chef. He taught me to make garlic confit. We self-butcher Dorper Meat Lambs in winter and freeze. Our lambs are big, a butterflied front leg is 3 pounds, the shoulder two pounds, enough for ten. The bones are used to make stew.

I have included an easy way to butterfly your leg of lamb, all you need is a fork and steak knife.

The meat tastes better when roasted whole. If it is too much food for one dinner, I roast ten minutes less, cut off the unused portions to freeze, then finish roasting. It freezes and reheats very well if meat is cut in one inch thick steaks. The leg makes 12 steaks of one inch thick, half a pound each, with stuffing.

Warning.: this recipe overcooks very easily, from medium rare to well done in minutes. Use a probe thermometer. Take meat out of the oven to rest, it will continue cooking for 15 minutes. Enjoy.

#GlobalApron

This is the authentic recipe of Michael Psilakis, Greek-American Chef. He taught me to make garlic confit. We self-butcher Dorper Meat Lambs in winter and freeze. Our lambs are big, a butterflied front leg is 3 pounds, the shoulder two pounds, enough for ten. The bones are used to make stew.

I have included an easy way to butterfly your leg of lamb, all you need is a fork and steak knife.

The meat tastes better when roasted whole. If it is too much food for one dinner, I roast ten minutes less, cut off the unused portions to freeze, then finish roasting. It freezes and reheats very well if meat is cut in one inch thick steaks. The leg makes 12 steaks of one inch thick, half a pound each, with stuffing.

Warning.: this recipe overcooks very easily, from medium rare to well done in minutes. Use a probe thermometer. Take meat out of the oven to rest, it will continue cooking for 15 minutes. Enjoy.

#GlobalApron

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Ingredients

8 minute broil, 60 minute bake, 15 minute rest
12 steaks
  1. 1front leg of lamb with shoulder, butterflied, five pounds
  2. Shanks from butterflied leg of lamb for olive dish
    California Farm Lamb Shanks with Olives
  3. 1 Tbsflaked seasalt
  4. 2 Tspwhite pepper
  5. 2quartered Roma tomatoes
    California Farm Annual Tomato Harvest
  6. 12garlic cloves
    California Farm Garlic Confit and Puree
  7. 1 Tspminced dry thyme
  8. 1 Tspminced dried oregano
  9. 2 Tbsdijon mustard
  10. 5 Tbsextra virgin olive oil
  11. 2 Tspwhite pepper
  12. 5 Tbsred wine vinegar
  13. Flaked seasalt to rub leg outside of leg of lamb
  14. Cracked black pepper to rub outside of leg of lamb
  15. Extra virgin olive oil to rub outside of leg of lamb
  16. 6 cupswater for second baking dish
  17. 1 sprigfresh rosemary
  18. Equipment: fork, steak knife, butcher twine, oven with broiler, probe thermometer
  19. Cost: lamb $7 per pound, other $6, per leg of lamb dinner $3.42, lambshank olive dinner $1
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8 minute broil, 60 minute bake, 15 minute rest
  1. 1

    Trim leg and shoulder, rub with olive oil and flaked salt

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  2. 2

    Butterfly lamb: lay trimmed side up, feel bone, insert knife point, slide knife point along the sides of the bone, sharp side up, separate bones, set aside.

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  3. 3

    Mix dry stuffing with garlic, vinegar, olive oil and mustard, brush inside. Let dry and marinade overnight. Next day, stuff tomatoes inside, close with butcher twine. Brush outside with seasoning and oil. Fold lower leg meat inside the trimmed upper leg, shut with butcher twine. Let marinade overnight in fridge.

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  4. 4

    Sear lamb quickly under broiler, seam up, 500 degrees till meat smells fragrant, few minutes. Turn temperature down to 325F degrees. Bake 12 minutes per pound, 60 minutes total. Rest 15 minutes. Place Baking pan on lower rack with 6 cups water and rosemary sprigs.

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  5. 5

    Place leg seam side up in oven. Bake to 135F degrees internally. Slice off the 1” steaks you plan to freeze, set aside. Finish roasting leg to 140F, take out of oven, rest 15 minutes. Serve.

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Linked Recipes

California Farm Lamb Shanks with Olives

California Farm Annual Tomato Harvest

California Farm Garlic Confit and Puree

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Hobby Horseman @HobbyHorseman
on December 15, 2024 21:03
California, United States
I teach people at the farmers market to grow small scale fruits and vegetables. My grandparents and parents taught me growing, cooking and preserving home grown fruits and vegetables, eggs, meats and fish. I got certified by the University of California Master Gardener Program in 2005. I try to bring out the original flavor of ingredients, then add layers of spices, herbs and flavorings that enhance, not distort the taste. These are the global, organic and vegan family recipes we use.
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