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First off, thanks for being here with always good advice. I'm roasting
a 3.23 lb. leg o' lamb today, and I've just put it in a 400 degree oven, immediately turning the oven fdown to 350. If it matters, the lamb is slathered with fresh minced basil, fresh minced terragon, dried garlic and onion crumbles, peanut oil, fresh lemon juice, sea salt and cracked pepper; all of which I will later baste with. I finally bought an instant read meat thermometer, where comes my need for help. I'm thinking that for medium rare I should remove the lamb from the oven at a temperature of 135, letting it sit for about the ten minutes I will be heating up leftovers of pattypan squash and roasted red spuds with fried onions. Will my imagined temperature of 135 degrees when removing from the oven for a final of medium rare be correct? Picky ~JA~ |
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