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I bought a fresh organic leg of lamb, a fairly large piece of meat,
bone-in. It was supposed to be for tonight with six people at table. Unfortunately, that isn't going to happen and here I am with a 3kg piece of lamb. My plan is to freeze it and have it during the holidays. However, I don't like rare (or even pink) meat so my plan is to slow cook it. I prefer to cook until temperature is reached, not by time/weight which is an uncertain measure given that electric ovens vary. I want to slow cook it and am prepared to start early on whichever day I decide to do this. So, at which temperature will I get the best results for meat that pulls off with a fork? 225F? 300F? Do I need to heat the oven to 450F first? Should I cover the meat with foil? P.S. I used to have a recipe that used lemon slices but I lost it and have never been able to reproduce that perfect leg of lamb since. -- "There is a crack in everything, That's how the light gets in." Leonard Cohen, Anthem |
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