Going in at the deep end!
Trying to work out the timings / best approach for this beast. The whole leg of lamb (Welsh of course) is 2.48 kg so pretty big. My plan is to brine it for 12 hours and then I was going to follow this recipe – https://www.goodhousekeeping.com/uk/food/recipes/a574748/slow-cooker-lamb/ but increase the ingredients by x1.5 due to the size.
I am using a Ninja Foodi Possible 8-in-1 Slow Cooker if that makes any difference (first time).
I also think I should brown the lamb afterwards to give it a crust.
So the mistake I think was planning to eat at 1PM – as I need to work backwards – 15 min resting, 15 min browning, 30 min resting, 7 hours? cooking on low?, 12 hours brining, which means start brining 5PM day before and start cooking 5AM – what do people think? Is 7 hours enough time considering the size?
Is it best to use a meat thermometer to confirm or start it an hour earlier at 4AM and just check if it falls off after 7 hours and just keep warm in the slow cooker.
by Spare_Sir9167
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Don’t waste it . Roast it . With garlic and rosemary. If you’re finishing it off in the oven, it’s roasting, with extra steps.
Slow cook Lamb stew with whole potatoes and garlic and brown sugar and rosemary, carrot, onions, etc and a bit of wheresyoursister is delicious