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Leg of lamb/potatoes

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supercee · 04/04/2021 12:23

I am cooking a 2kg leg of lamb today. It's currently sitting slathered in a butter/garlic/rosemary mixture. Not going to slow cook it.

I'm puzzled about the potatoes though. Can I just bung them in with the lamb but won't they be soggy? I would've preferred to par boil, rough them up and cook in the leftover fat while the lamb rests but is that long enough? That's the juices for my gravy..

Any help appreciated! I only gave a small single oven.

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MirandaMarple · 04/04/2021 12:26

Cook in a separate roasting tray in oil?

TheBlackTower · 04/04/2021 13:17

Agree with PP - cook in a separate roasting tray (perhaps to coincide with the 20mins or so resting time once your lamb is out of the oven)?

Blabla81 · 04/04/2021 13:22

My potatoes were done in a separate tray with salt, olive oil, garlic and Rosemary. That way you can use the meat juices in the gravy.

Blabla81 · 04/04/2021 13:23

I only ever drizzle a small amount of olive oil over lamb as it produces enough of its own fat to cook in.

supercee · 04/04/2021 14:11

Thanks all, that's what I'm going to do. Separate tray for the roasties.

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Blabla81 · 04/04/2021 14:18

Enjoy! I can’t bloody move right now as I’ve eaten too much.

magicstar1 · 04/04/2021 14:23

Pour out the lamb juices for the gravy, and while it’s resting, roast the potatoes in the tin with the leftover fat. Best roasties ever

ceilingsand · 04/04/2021 16:33

Roast potatoes take 45 minutes. So there may be an overlap, unless you plan to rest the meat for a longer time.

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