Organic Lamb Shoulder Joint, Boned & Rolled (1.5 kg avg)

£19.49

Nothing like a Sunday roast and what better than a shoulder of lamb? This slow bred lamb is likely to be one of a few breeds. Its better than a lucky dip. It might be a lleyn a Hebridean or maybe a Suffolk. Whatever you get, you will not be disappointed as all of our lamb is organic fed and taste pretty sensational. Try anchovies and garlic pushed into knife holes in the skin, or sprigs of rosemary or better still, all three. Allowing between 250 - 300g of meat per person, this delicious joint should feed between 4 - 6 people approximately. Mint sauce anyone?

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Producer

Our lamb comes from two farms - Box Farm and Laverstoke Park in Hampshire. They both specialise in slow-growing breeds such as Lleyns, Hebrideans and Suffolks, which give flavoursome meat. The sheep have plenty of room to graze in rich clover pastures, and very high standards of animal welfare are in place at both farms. They eat a natural organic diet which makes the animals less susceptible to disease, and results in meat of wonderful quality.

Ingredients & allergens

Lamb (100%)

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Storage & prep

A roasting joint of lamb needs between 12 and 20 minutes per pound, or 25-45 minutes per kilo. The joint should be started at around 230C/450F/Gas mark 8, then lowered to 200C/400F/Gas mark 6 after 15 minutes. Lamb joints are perfectly safe to eat whilst still pink in the middle, but entirely raw lamb is to be avoided. Lamb neck fillet and diced leg can be used in stews or currys, including Lancashire hotpot and Irish stews. Lamb should be kept in the fridge, although it can be frozen on the day of purchase.

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Roasted Vegifix Sauce

50 mins

4-6 people

Organic Lamb Shoulder Joint, Boned & Rolled (1.5 kg avg)

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