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I just bought a small lamb roast ‹ $22 at $7/lb. <cough> So you can
see it's just a little over three pounds. It looks wonderful ‹ I don't know what they cut from it to make it this size but I feel fortunate to have it * it has only the shank bone going through the middle of it. I have never in my borned days cooked (from raw) lamb. (A couple months ago I heated some already-roasted lamb from TJ. That's as close to cooking it as I've ever come.) I had some samples of leg of lamb at my food co-op last week and it was seriously delicious. Does a hot start and a slow finish apply to a lamb roast? I'd love to see the outside of it nice and brown, but at 3#, will it have enough time in a slow oven to brown if I don't start it hot? My plan is to KISS * rosemary is my herb of choice for sprinkling on top of it. Do I want to slather on some olive oil first? BTW, I don't think I'll be cooking this for a while ‹ maybe not until next week, in fact. I have to consult with my hostess about this * she may not be interested in lamb for Easter dinner. --- -Barb, Mother Superior, HOSSSPoJ http://web.me.com/barbschaller - good news 4-6-2009 "What you say about someone else says more about you than it does about the other person." |