osdave
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Post by osdave on Apr 6, 2015 22:12:15 GMT 10
Urbangriller recently posted up something similar in another forum and it reminded me of the way I used to do a lamb shoulder pre-weber. Shoulder into a pan with Garlic, Onion salt, pepper, Red wine vinegar, Worcester and Gold Buckle brisket sauce (I get this stuff sent over from time to time from the States. Ordinarily I use soy) Top the pan up until its about half full and throw in a bit of mint and rosemary. Into the Weber at 7am this morning. Whilst that was going I did a dozen wings in batches in the smokey joe. Ten and a bit hours later pulled the lamb off, ran the sauce through a sieve and then reduced it. Came out bloody beautiful, although next time I will go back to the Soy. Dave
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Post by smokey on Apr 6, 2015 22:41:26 GMT 10
Looks good, clean bones. Its interesting that some old ways creep back in. UG is a smart Cookie. Ive always been inspired by the way he picks out stuff like my mother used to make and some how aply it to a BBQ. Ive Totaly removed myself from purist thinking and will use anything in any way. Great cook there Dave.
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Post by ozymandias on Apr 8, 2015 12:40:09 GMT 10
Top up with what? Water?
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osdave
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Post by osdave on Apr 8, 2015 18:01:54 GMT 10
Yeh sorry mate. A couple of cups of water
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