Pulled Lamb Shoulder on the Green Mountain Grill
Ingredients
- Lamb Shoulder
- Four Monkeys BBQ Lamb Rub
- Olive oil
- 3 or 4 Garlic cloves, chopped
- Fresh rosemary
- Butter
- Pomegranate vinegar (optional)
Method
- Fire up pit (or oven) to 300°F (150°C) for indirect heat.
- Trim any heavy fat off from both sides of the shoulder exposing as much meat as you can.
- Give a light coating of olive oil to both sides of the shoulder, followed by a heavy coating of Four Monkeys BBQ Lamb rub. Let sit for 20 minutes.
- Place shoulder in pre heated smoker pit and check after about 3 hours.
“TIP: To test if the rub is set, scratch the top of the lamb. If the rub doesn’t come off, it is set and ready to take out.
- Once you're happy with the colour, wrap in an aluminium tray with crushed garlic, fresh rosemary and slices of butter. Place back into pit for approximately 2 hours and continue to cook until tender. The internal temperature of the meat should be around 212°F (100°C) and a skewer inserted should have no resistance.
- Let rest for around an hour and then pull apart your meat and toss through juices from tray. Add a splash of pomegranate vinegar for a bit of extra zing, if you wish.
“ TIP: You can also cook this in the oven following the same instructions.
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