Slow Grilled Smoked Lamb Shoulder

  1. Prepare the lamb shoulder by removing any of the silverskin. Leaving this on will leave a tough inedible covering. Using a paper towel helps to grip it.IMG_9343
  2. Score alongside the bonesIMG_9349
  3. On the top side score a diamond patternIMG_9350
  4. Take all the whole dry spices and place in a food processor and grind
  5. Peel the ginger and add to the food processor with the garlic cloves
  6. Add the lemon juice and olive oil
  7. Add the rest of the spices
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  9. Slather the mixture evenly all over the lambIMG_9356
  10. Cover and let this sit in your fridge overnightIMG_9359
  11. The next day, remove from the fridge at least an hour before cooking. Do not go straight from fridge to BBQ.
  12. Smoke is optional, but if you are going to do it, put soak your wood chips for 30 minutes.
  13. Drain and place in a aluminum foil pack. Stab the pack a few times and place on top of your BBQ burner under the grate.
  14. Fire up your BBQ and when it's up to temperature, you want to use indirect slow heat, so turn off one of the burners.
  15. Place the lamb shoulder bone side down above the burner that is off.
  16. Keep an eye and make sure the temperature does not go over 325u0b0F.
  17. After two and a half hours, remove and let rest under a tent of foil for at least 10 minutes.IMG_9369
  18. Carve, serve and enjoy!
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lamb shoulder bone, garlic, thumbs of fresh ginger, salt, paprika, ground turmeric, spice, cumin, black pepper, lemon, olive oil

Taken from www.epicurious.com/recipes/member/views/slow-grilled-smoked-lamb-shoulder-52515201 (may not work)

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