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FRENCHED
                                                                                                    LAMB RACK





                                                                                                    You can season the racks ahead and

                                                                                                    then pop them in the oven when you’re ready
                                                                                                    to eat. Just be sure to let the lamb rest at room
                                                                                                    temp before roasting












                                                                                               LAMB LEG
                                                                                                    BONE IN







                                                                        It is a large, lean, and tender cut and can be
                                                                        used whole or subdivided into smaller cuts,
                                                                       which can are usually cooked using dry heat

                                                                                           methods, such as roasting.


















                                                                                                       LAMB SHANK





                                                                                                       Lamb shank is a tough cut from the lamb leg
                                                                                                       that becomes tender and juicy with slow and

                                                                                                       low cooking. The foreshank comes from the
                                                                                                       front legs and is smaller than the hind shank,
                                                                                                       which comes from the back legs and is much
                                                                                                       meatier.








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