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 As I mentioned in another thread, I was thinking I'd make beef ribs for Smoke Day V because I don't have them often and they're always so good! But I was poking around in the freezer and realized I had better work down some of my inventory. I found a very nice Niman Ranch partially deboned leg of lamb that I picked up from Costco.com just before Easter. I marinated it overnight with honey, dijon mustard, garlic, rosemary, black pepper, and lemon zest, then patted it dry and sprinkled on kosher salt and lemon pepper to taste. Used 3 small chunks of oak smoke wood. Ran the WSM at about 250*F for 3 hours until it registered about 135*F internal. Then seared it directly over the hot coals for several minutes at the end. Rested 15 minutes and carved. Regards, Chris
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| Posts: 5757 | Location: San Jose, CA | Registered: November 10, 1999 |  |
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wow that looks fantastic. i've never had lamb. i think looking at that last pic changed that
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| Posts: 299 | Location: Tulsa, OK | Registered: August 25, 2008 |  |
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THAT LOOKS AWESOME!!!!!
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Oh, man! I'm so going to have to try this! Looks Amazing!
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| Posts: 60 | Location: Poulsbo, WA | Registered: November 12, 2008 |  |
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Nice job Chris! Looks beautiful, and a nice change from the usual brisket, butts and ribs. June's feature perhaps?
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| Posts: 1237 | Location: Osage, Iowa | Registered: October 04, 2007 |  |
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Did this recipe for dinner on July 4, was a big hit!
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| Posts: 60 | Location: Poulsbo, WA | Registered: November 12, 2008 |  |
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