Roast leg
By VicentaLakin
The leg is a weed-fed sheep's leg, fat and fat. I split up a few parts of a back leg. I've cut the fleshy key, I've had a lot of it; the edges I've used to chop up, and the lamb dumplings taste good; the rest of it is for roasting. The leg of the sheep was removed, several blades were pulled, six hours of ready-made roasted meat was picked up, several more turns were turned in the middle of the journey and the pickles were re-sprung into the knife. This can be done by wrapping the leg with tin paper for 30 minutes, keeping the water well in the meat, making the meat fresh, opening the paper to open the leg, continuing to bake for 30 minutes, roasting the extra water and keeping the meat tight. It's gonna have to be baked for an hour. It's nice to have a fat leg, but if it's bad, it's hard to eat. Surely this is the difference between sheep that feed and sheep that feed. But it's good that the four of us have different tastes, and I prefer to chew the bones and the brain slowly, and it tastes more and more。
Recipe Recommendations
- lamb leg a
- cumin barbecue sauce 35 grams
- soy sauce appropriate amount
Steps for Roast leg

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One leg of lamb. Take off the band. Clean up
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I'm going to have to cut the knife where the flesh is on both sides
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Get the roast ready
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A little bit of it in the pot, and then a proper amount of roasted meat
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Scratch it with little spoons on the leg and the knife, pick it up for about six hours, turn it over a few times, rub it again
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Picked sheep's legs on a board with tin paper
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In the middle of a pre-heated oven, 190 degrees up and down, 30 minutes in tin paper, then 30 minutes in tin paper
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The roasted leg pulls a blade with a knife
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Hong
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HongRoast leg Make Tips
After the lamb leg is cooked, it is not as good as fried or roasted, so please decide on the timing and temperature of the roast according to your preferences; the pickled meat is already tasteful, no more salting, just to add a little bit of freshness to the meat, and to make the roasted meat dry as a matter of course; wrapping the lamb's legs together with tin paper would make the meat softer; and opening the roasting, which would warm up the extra water from the inside, so the meat would be more intense。