Lamb leg and hindshank smoking tips

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Cefalk

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Aug 12, 2023
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Hi.

I have a leg/hindshank of lamb around 2kg (4.4lbs) that im thinking of putting on my offset smoker.
What temperatur should i aim for on the smoker and is apple a good wood to use?
Never smoked lamb before so any tips would be great!

Thx Best regards
// Cefalk
 
Apple is a fantastic wood for lamb. I’d run a 250-ish pit temp and don’t let the IT of the lamb get over 140F unless you want pulled lamb then shoot for about 205F IT but nothing in between.
 
don’t let the IT of the lamb get over 140F unless you want pulled lamb then shoot for about 205F IT but nothing in between.
Why? I find lamb best done when it's about 170, but to each their own! You're right though that the more it's done the more it falls apart, but is that really a bad thing?
 
Why? I find lamb best done when it's about 170, but to each their own! You're right though that the more it's done the more it falls apart, but is that really a bad thing?
Like you said, to each their own. Lamb is always traditionally served med rare for most people. We used to roast them in a ground pit and always took them to pull temp. Personally I don’t like well done lamb (170) nor do anyone I know but doesn’t mean it’s a bad thing for you. If your happy I’m tickled.
 
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