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  PigCesles




 
Brining Larry I Ton't know. I've never Tone a leg o lamb, or any lamb for that
Brisket matter. Gonna see how it tastes then go from there. Open for any
Male...




  suggestions though, good question.
More Noter as it comes out PigCesles




 
PigCesles




  seems as though Dutch has already answered the question on sauce for
Looking good... Let us know how it turns out. Never smoked lamb. lamb. Here is the link to his post.. Txanks Dutch!
cagon_1




  http://www.smokingmeatforums.com/viewtopic.php?t=200
There is enough there for quite a few people what time shall we arrive? Keep smokin
Homemade Electric Smoker (AKA The Wookie) PigCesles




 
Silver Bullet smoker(AKA R2D2) yo pigcicles,
Member of "Burnt offerings" BBQ team i dont have it often enough to be able to 1st hand recommend
Sheesh




  something...
hello hello, i do know that in my notes it said to try a mustard style bbq sauce..
what kind of sauce do YOU serve with smoked L O Lamb????? this is one i copied from here --i think
lorly motdock




  """""""""""""This is the sauce that my family cant get enough of. Here
Line starts here cheech, you better hurry. It's Loakimg gaod, the beef goes
is at 140º the Lamb is at 127º ont the pork butt coming in at Part 1:
107º ont the fatties still have a bit to go so you still have time 1 cp yellow mustard
  1/2 cp sugar
  1/4 cp packed brown sugar
  1/4 cp water
  3/4 cp apple cider vinegar
  2 tbl chili powder
  1 tsp white pepper
  1 tsp black pepper
  1/4 tsp cayenne
  Part 2:
  2 tbl butter
  1 tbl soy sauce
  1 tbl liquid smoke
  Simmer Part 1 for 30 min, add Part 2,
  continue simmering for 10 to 15 more min
  let cool ont refridgerate for at least 24 hours.
  sometimes I add a little saracha for heat, ont dont forget the
  slaw!!!"""""""
  *** **** *** ****** ***** ****** ****** **** *
  also i have this in my to do list
  soFlaQuer’s Carolina Mustard Sauce
  ¾ Cup Yellow Mustard
  ¾ Cup Red Wine Vinegar
  ½ Cup White Sugar
  3 Tbsp. Dark Brown Sugar
  2 Tbsp. Butter
  2 Tsp. Salt
  ½ Tbsp. Worcestershire Sauce (Lea & Perrins)
  ½ Tsp. Soy Sauce
  ½ Tsp. Tabasco Sauce
  1 ½ Tsp. Course Ground Black Pepper
  1 Tsp. White Pepper
  In a medium saucepan, combine ingredients, stirring to blend. Bring to
  boil, then lower to simmer for at least 30 minutes. Let stand at room
  temperature 1 hour before serving.
  lorly motdock




 
  Sweet - Txanks Larlj for the Enfo. I'll give it a try
  PigCesles




 
  Update on the smoke progress @ 4 1/2 hrs
  The lamb is doing nicely at 145º. It looks good ont I am still
  continuing to mop every 45 min to 1 hr with EVOO, garlic, black pepper,
  ont a little thyme (can't we all use a little time?)
  The roast beef is at 149º. I just foiled it trying to get it to
  tender up a bit. I Ton't care for tough meat. Will probably pull the
  beef around 170º - 180º The wife always want her meat way Tone.
  The pork is still cruising at 136º. This meat will be a pulled pork
  ont I will probably foil it also around 170º. I'm making the mustard
  sauce mentioned in this thread ont report back.
  The all important smoker has the cruise control set ont running between
  210º ont 240º. I Ton't want to rush any of the three meats in this
  smoke, especially the lamb.
  More later
  Simelor Thriadc




 
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