How To Make The Perfect Roast Lamb 3 Easy Steps

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Savory Garlic Herb Crusted Roast Lamb is tender and succulent, perfect for any special occasion. The meat is tender and juicy and the crust gives it such a beautiful flavor. Perfection on a platter! This juicy decadent dish already has tender potatoes to go with it. So try serving it with a few more veggies and some rolls for the perfect meal. Try it with a side of Sauteed Garlic Asparagus with Bacon, Honey Orange Glazed Carrots or a nice Caesar Salad.

The Best Roast Lamb

Most people think Easter when having lamb, but it’s super easy and is perfect for any Holiday meal. Cooking the Lamb on a bed of potatoes does two things here. First it provides the air to actually circulate better around the roast cooking it more evenly. Secondly it gives you a flavorful perfect side dish. Who could ask for more?1 Cooking lamb may seem intimidating, but it’s no different than cooking any kind of meat. Lamb also seems to be reserved for special occasions but you can have it anytime. There are no rules when it comes to when to eat and when not to eat lamb. So if your craving it, don’t wait! Grab this recipe and cook some up tonight!

Ingredients for Roast Boneless Leg of Lamb

These ingredients are not much different then cooking a beef roast. It’s just so simple, but so delicious!

Lamb Roast: I bought my boneless from Costco Butter: Soften the butter but don’t melt it. Garlic: mince the garlic Thyme, Oregano, Rosemary: Fresh versions finely chopped Salt and Pepper: Be generous for the meat. Baby Potatoes Use red or yellow for perfect flavor and roasting Olive Oil: Mild flavor

Roast Rack of Lamb!

The Perfect Temperature

The internal temps of lamb are the same as beef. The official done temp is 145 degrees, this will result in a medium well done roast. If you’d prefer your lamb a different doneness here is a reference chart.

Rare: 115 to 120°F Medium-rare: 120 to 125°F Medium: 130 to 135°F Medium-well: 140 to 145°F Well-done: 150 to 155°F

Tips for the Perfect Crusted Lamb

Lamb: A lamb roast is the same thing as a boneless leg of lamb. So if all you can find is boneless leg of lamb, it’s the same. This recipe will work for both bone-in and boneless leg of lamb. It’s up to you. Bring it to Room Temp: This is super important to ensure even cooking. Especially if you have a bone-in leg of lamb. The bone will be cold, keeping the meat from cooking at an even rate, over doing the outside or under doing the inside. Rest: Make sure you allow your meat to rest. This allows the meat to reabsorb redistribute the juices for more tender juicier roast. Keep in mind that as it rests it will continue to cook a bit. Flavor:Lamb is the perfect meat to load on the seasonings. Don’t be shy. Add more or different seasonings to your liking. Taste: If some of your loved ones feel like lamb can taste “gamey” be sure to trim as much as the fat as possible. The “gamey” flavor is carried in the fat.

Storing the Crown Roast of Lamb

More “Crusted” Recipes to Try

Anything with the description “crusted” in it is automatically going to taste amazing, you just know it!

Walnut Crusted Maple Salmon Almond Crusted French Toast with Roasted Strawberry Syrup Chili Macadamia Crusted Tilapia Parmesan Garlic Crusted Chicken with Garlic Alfredo Shells Almond Crusted Chicken with Peach Salad

All nutritional information is based on third party calculations and is only an estimate. Each recipe and nutritional value will vary depending on the brands you use, measuring methods and portion sizes per household. Read More Posts by Alyssa facebook twitter pinterest instagram Comment * Name * Email * Website