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roast crown of lamb advice

Thread Starter: mm77    Started: Sat 09 May 2009    Replies: 3

Hello,

Wondering if anyone can help me - i'd like to cook a glazed crown roast of lamb. The recipes I've found for glazed racks of lamb say to sear the racks in a pan before putting in the oven - but this will be difficult to do with a crown roast when it's all tied up.

Do you think it would work to put it in a hot oven for a few minutes and then turn the oven down when I put the glaze on? Or would it be ok to roast from the beginning with glaze?

Any advice would be really appreciated - i'm hoping this meal will turn out a success!
Thanks
Lee




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Sun 10 May 2009, 10.27AM

Rosti

Nice recipe!

Will the racks be already tied for you by your butcher or are you doing that part yourself?

I was thinking if you are doing the tying you could marinate the racks first then drain and tie up, reduce the marinade to make the glaze and baste while roasting.

If it is already tied up I suppose the same principle but not sure what you would use to marinate in and probably have to spoon the maninade over a few times.

Would really like to know what you decide and how it goes.

Smile

Sat 9 May 2009, 4.33PM

mm77

Hi Rosti,

Thanks for your message - marinating is a very good idea.

I was thinking of this recipe [link] but maybe I will skip the searing step, marinate it in the glaze, and see how it comes out.

What do you think?

Sat 9 May 2009, 3.01PM

Rosti

Hi Lee,

I don't think you need to sear crown roast of lamb, (I have checked a few recipes and they don't say it is needed just in case I was wrong)

Out of interest what are you glazing it with? Would it be worth considering marinating the racks before roasting as well as putting the glaze on when required during cooking.

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