Brine, SV, Smoked boneless LoL

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ohiobenz

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I've had great success with doing my beef brisket in the 3 step process and am currently trying a boneless leg of lamb.
This is my 1st try so we'll see how it goes. Any advice appreciated. Here is the plan:
6.25 lb LoL
Brine 4-5 hrs
SV 130F 24hrs (Anova)
Chill
Rub/prep
Smoke 225F till 140F
Mesquite chips, Masterforge gas.
 
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I've had great success with doing my beef brisket in the 3 step process and am currently trying a boneless leg of lamb.
This is my 1st try so we'll see how it goes. Any advice appreciated. Here is the plan:
6.25 lb LoL
Brine 4-5 hrs
SV 130F 24hrs (Anova)
Chill
Rub/prep
Smoke 225F till 140F
Mesquite chips, Masterforge gas.
Following this, I am doing lamb a few times in the coming month due to the deal I got a Kroger. What’s your brine?
 
Following this, I am doing lamb a few times in the coming month due to the deal I got a Kroger. What’s your brine?
I'm starting out very simple because the flavor should be subtle imo.

The salt content is proportional to what I use for curing brisket. Spices are just experimental...

1tsp dried Thyme
1tsp dried Rosemary
1tsp dried Mint
1/c chopped fresh Garlic
1/4c Kosher salt
3qts water

Put in the spices and bring to a boil, simmer 5 min with all spices and salt.
Cool, add 1.5tsp TQ
Due to lack of fridge space I put the lamb in a small portable cooler. Added the brine mix and enough water to cover about 2".

Will let it sit about 5 hrs. cool, then move on to SV 130F 24hrs.

I added a handful of whole garlic cloves to the brine after it cooled, these will go inside the lamb before SV. I read some concerns about botulism from raw garlic, so the brining is a safeguard.

I haven't decided on rub or coating for the smoker part. Probably just salt and pepper with some fresh Rosemary and Thyme, maybe a truffle oil....
 
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Im all in! bring it man - im droolin already.
 
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