Roast Lamb. Roasting a lamb shoulder is just as easy, if not easier, than roasting a chicken. Seriously, all you need to do is rub your roast with a mixture of fresh herbs, garlic, and olive oil and throw it in the oven. If it's lamb you're roasting this weekend, let Waitrose help you cook it to perfection.
Try our succulent roast lamb recipes. We have you covered for a traditional Sunday lunch and more exotic versions with Middle Eastern or Indian spices. Roasted Leg of Lamb - This recipe is so good yet it doesn't require too much time, effort or ingredients. You can have Roast Lamb using 5 ingredients and 7 steps. Here is how you achieve it.
Ingredients of Roast Lamb
- Prepare 1 kg of lamb chops.
- You need of Sprinkle lamb rub.
- Prepare of Sprinkle chicken rub.
- You need of Drizzle olive oil.
- Prepare To taste of salt.
Whether a roast leg of lamb cooked fast and hot to rosy perfection, or a shoulder of lamb slow-cooked with herbs and spices, you'll find a tasty Sunday lunch option in our roast lamb recipes. Roast leg of lamb is traditional fare for holiday meals and special dinners. Roasting a leg of lamb is a simple process that starts with seasoning a bone-in leg of lamb, then roasting it for a few hours. Roasted Leg of Lamb with Potatoes/ Greek Style.
Roast Lamb step by step
- Preheat oven 180 degrees Celsius.
- Take a bowl and place the meat pieces and sprinkle on each side of the lamb the lamb rub spice on the meat and cover it..
- Then as the oven is get warmer then take the oven tray and place your meat..
- Then start to oven roast it but before cover the meat with foil to be soft and cooked in and out..
- Once it cooked remove the foil and let it roast.
- Once is roast let it be served.
- Mine will be serve with vegetables as I am changing my diet due to my health..
There are so many different ways to serve Looking for Sunday roast recipes? Try our mouthwatering roast lamb recipes, including slow. For roasting, meaty American lamb is preferable to cuts from Australia and New Zealand. Most American lambs are fed both grass and grain, yielding meat that is fine-grained, earthy and mild. Want to make a lamb shank?