Shoulder Roast is sizeable portion of meat, which is usually sold deboned and rolled. The meat from this cut contains a good amount of intramuscular fat, which gives it a nice juicy flavor. Compared to roasts from the Leg, Shoulder Roast can be a tad tough since a Lamb uses its front legs more actively than the hindquarters.
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The meat of a one year old or younger sheep is called Lamb. This red meat is widely popular all over the world, except however in the United States of America. The main cuts of lamb that are popular are shoulder, rack, shank or the breast, loin and leg. You can also buy ground lamb, which is sold separately.
It is usually the leanest of all red meats.
Lamb mince is particularly good for meatballs, burgers and other patties. It’s popular in Middle Eastern recipes such as stuffed aubergine and koftas. Or use it in moussaka, shepherd’s pie or bolognese.
Lamb Shank is a meaty part of the lower leg. This cut is low on tenderness due to the presence of connective tissues but produces an amazingly flavorful meal when cooked right. To take care of its tough connective tissue, it is best to cook this portion using slow, moist cooking techniques.
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