lamb shoulder

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moikel

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Jul 26, 2011
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Sydney &Greenwell Point Australia
Normally I do lamb shoulder either  dutch oven or in the oven.Chicken stock,white wine,root veg,garlic,herbs.

Its a sunny winters day so I am going to do it in the MES. 

Just got to figure what I rub it with. Its about 2 .5 kg bone in.
 
Going in shortly.

The rub was on the fly but its about 4 cloves of garlic,thumb size bit of ginger,salt, good quality Malaysian curry powder,Baba's brand, 2 habaneros or similar ,zest & juice of 2 limes,thatch of thyme, 1/2 teaspoon all spice,veg oil.If I had more time I would added a red shallot & cilantro roots when I bashed garlic,ginger ,chilli in the mortar.

I know there are jerk recipes with more ingredients but its a public holiday monday here & shops are shut.

Good quality curry powder saves you a stack of time.

Baba's green packet is for meat,yellow packet for seafood.



Thats a photo of the full deal but with a more Asian twist,fresh turmeric,shallots,lime leaf,palm sugar.

Crap photo of Baba's  curry powder. Really great product.
 
Got the MES up & running. Apple & hickory in the mix. 3 hours the plan.
I found some old red shallots so I did a remix of curry powder,lime,chilli,some cilantro roots & brown sugar. Re rubbed it. Chilli is homegrown from Greenwell Point ,they are part of habaneros family but we're called Congo peppers which I think are originally from Barbados
 
3 hours at 130c ,just getting a little dark on the edges so it will finish in the oven while I cook sweet potato,fennel salad on the side.
Jerk is spot on but gee it's got some grunt. It has depth of flavour very aromatic,balanced but I have some leftover taziki that Linda made to cut back the heat.
 
That looks great!  I love to eat lamb but don't cook it too often because my wife hates it.  Does it have enough fat into it that you could take it up to a high temperature to pull it?  Just curious because pulled lamb sounds delicious.
 
That looks great!  I love to eat lamb but don't cook it too often because my wife hates it.  Does it have enough fat into it that you could take it up to a high temperature to pull it?  Just curious because pulled lamb sounds delicious.
Shoulder will pull IMO but I haven't tried it in the smoker.
Cooked in a Dutch oven,absolutely .
 
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