latest projects
New Traditions
with Every Night of the Week by Lucy Tweed
POWERED by
breville | Sage
Butterflied Lamb Leg
YOU’LL NEED
DURATION
COOK TIME
DIFFICULTY
MAKES
FOOD PROCESSOR & The Combi Wave 3in1
1.5 hrs (including marinating)
45 mins
Easy
4 serves
INGREDIENTS
1.5kg butterflied leg of lamb (3.3lb)
¼ c rosemary leaves (7gm, 0.25 oz)
¼ c oregano leaves (7gm, 0.25 oz)
1 tbs mustard (15.85 gm, 0.56 oz)
Zest from 1 lemon (1 tbs)
¼ c olive oil (62,5ml, 2.11 fl oz)
2 ts paprika (4.6gm, 0.16 oz)
1 tbs onion powder (7gm, 0.25 oz)
1 tbs garlic powder (7gm, 0.25 oz)
2 tbs flake sea salt (38 g /1.34 oz)
METHOD
Place the rosemary, Oregano mustard and lemon peel into the small FOOD PROCESSOR bowl and process until finely chopped, about 30 secs - 1 min.
Add the olive oil and powdered spices into the bowl and pulse until well mixed but not emulsified, 20 secs total.
Remove the bowl from the base and the blade from the bowl. Add the salt and mix with a spatula until combined.
Place the lamb in a large non-porous bowl and cover with herb and spice mixture. Massage well and allow to marinade for 30 mins.
Place the lamb onto a piece of baking paper, skin side down and pour any remaining marinade from the bowl onto the meat. Roll the lamb from the narrowest end into itself. It will go aprox 1.5 times around. Tie or truss the lamb with string in 2 cm sections.
Place into a microwave crisper tray skin side up and use the pre-programmed cook setting for cooking meat. Select only 1 kg as there is no bone and it won’t require as long as a 1.5 kg piece. The oven will preheat to 200’c for 5mins, immediately place the pan in the oven and it cook for 35 mins.
Once the timer goes off, remove from oven and carefully flip out legs for the crisper pan.
Set the combi WAVE 3IN1 to grill for 10 mins so the skin begins to become golden and crisp.
Allow to rest for 15 mins before carving and placing on a platter. Pour any pan juices back over the lamb and serve with salsa verde, toum, flatbreads and salad.
I acknowledge the Traditional Owners of Country throughout Australia, the Gadigal people of the Eora Nation, and recognise their continuing connection to land, waters and culture. I would like to pay my respects to their Elders past, present and emerging.