Grilled Leg of Lamb
Show: Tyler's UltimateEpisode: Leg of Lamb
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By JamieMayfield
on May 10, 2012
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Best leg of lamb, or really, best food I have ever had. Be sure to look up is caper-rasin salsa to put on top. The salsa is what makes it the best thing I have ever eaten. It was amazing and unfortunately, did not make it past 10 minutes before it was all gone.
By Cathey56
Long Island, NY
on June 13, 2011
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My new go to lamb marinate, I picked up a 2 & 3/4# piece. I cooked it 10 minutes per side on a hot charcoal fire and let rest. What flavor, the fresh herbs go along way. Marinate has a beautiful blend of multi flavors. Served w/ Ina's Orzo and roasted vegetables (which I made the day b/4. Would definitely make again, going to use on rack of lamb next time.
By beestgirl
ny
on May 31, 2011
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Awesome. Made double this last night,and i marinated this and chicken for about 4 hrs. Both were so tender and moist.Unfortunately there were no leftovers.
By Lady Di of Del Mar
Del Mar, California
on January 02, 2011
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I made this to take to a New Years Eve Pot Luck....it was a hit!
The marinate is delicious and the combo of mache, shallots, mint and the leftover marinate as a dressing. I will prepare this recipe over and over.
Note: Seared on stove for 20 minutes a side (my lamb was a bit bigger than what recipe called for and finished it off for about 10-15 minutes in a 400 degree oven....let it set and VIOLA!
By awallace90
Ashburn, VA
on July 02, 2010
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My girlfriend who usually doesn't eat lamb loved it. So did I. will definitely be making again.
By rebekahjones404...
Scranton, PA
on March 27, 2010
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I lived in the Med. area for many years and this is a wonderfully representative recipe of the area. My husband who does not like lamb thinks this recipe is great. Since I love lamb I have tried many recipes before finding this one. However, I have to say I do not think I have tried a Tyler recipe that I have not liked. He is a terrific and creative chef. If you like the lamb try his cornish game hens, I think the show was a holiday meal but wow another crowd pleaser!
By rdombrower_5406215
Winter Park, FL
on December 28, 2009
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Tyler does this recipe on an indoor grill which I imagine would leave a fair amount of the gaminess since the heat is not as intense nor the fire present such as what would occur on a coal BBQ. I followed this recipe to the ingredient and cooked it on mequite coals at ahigh temperature. The layer of fat was deliciously crisped (and hence "de-gamed" by the contact of the fire and the coals imparted an extremely mediterranean feel to this most succulent meat. I would not make this dish any other way in all honesty! Since the meat will have varying levels of done-ness I would aim for the thickest part to register about 135 degrees (rarish which will grant you a wide variety of levels of "done-ness." though all of them taste great!!!!
By kiminid
eagle, ID
on October 01, 2009
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This is our new "go to" lamb recipe. So easy and so delicious. We make extra marinade now and use it as salad dressing.
By crossa119
Eastlake, OH
on July 28, 2009
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This was the best thing I have tasted in a long while. Absolutely delicious.
By Cassoulet
Moseley, VA
on April 25, 2009
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The vinaigrette complements the lamb very well and is excellent wIth the mache. My kids loved the lamb. Definitely one for the recipe book.