Lamb shoulder?
Michael Horowitz wrote:
>> From my experience in Greek restaurants, it was probably a rolled
>> shoulder roast. Unlike leg of lamb, it tends to have a lot more fat on
>> it. While legs usually have some fat on the outside, the shoulders tend
>> to have thick veins of fat within. ImStillMags suggested that it might
>> have been shanks, but you didn't mention anything about bones, and again
>>from my experience, Greek restaurants are more into roasting than braising.
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> I'd like to follow up on that. Is that a shoulder deboned and
> rolled/trussed? - Mike
I usually buy them deboned and rolled.
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