Frequently Asked Questions
A butterflied lamb leg has the bone removed and the meat opened out flat, which allows it to cook quickly and evenly on the barbecue or under the grill, typically in 30 to 40 minutes.
The gourmet lamb leg has the rump, shank, and fillet removed, leaving a leaner, more evenly shaped piece that is well suited to serving pink. A regular leg roast keeps the whole leg intact, including the shank.
Lamb leg steaks are best cooked quickly over high heat, on the barbecue or in a hot pan, for around 3 to 4 minutes per side for medium, then rested before serving.
The knuckle is a small, tender, boneless cut taken from the leg. It is a single-portion cut, best cooked by reverse searing or pan-frying.