Barbados Ram Roast or Shoulder?

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bugwump

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Oct 26, 2012
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Hey all - a friend of ours gave us some Barbados Ram from a recent hunt...one piece looks prime for smoking, reminds me a lot of a boneless pork butt as it has a cut down the middle like a blade was removed.  It wasn't labeled though.

We've only got one shot at this and want to enjoy it as much as possible.  Anybody got any good rubs/marinades/tips/steps on how to properly smoke this hunk of meat?

Thanks!!
 
It's in a bag in the freezer at the moment - if I pull it from the bag, but frozen is that good enough?
 
 
Looks like a great cut. I like to keep my rubs simple. Salt, pepper, garlic, chipotle. I'd cook that just like a pork shoulder and pull it for some great meals!
 
OK you got me .Whats a Barbados ram to begin with? Is it some sort of wild sheep?Barbados known for rum,music & cricket to us way down here
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.I will look it up. Doesn't look like a lot of fat cover, you will need to fight it drying out. 
 
OK I  am back. Shouldn't you treat it like lean lamb? Its a matter of what you like in flavourings but there is all that classic lamb stuff,rosemary,garlic,oregano,lemon (European)  or you go down the curry path . 

I would stay European for the smoker but I am a bit worried by the lack of visible fat.

You could cut it so you can lay it out flat then put a stuffing in it,roll it ,tie it,that way the fat content in the stuffing will help keep it moist.

I did this a while back http://www.smokingmeatforums.com/t/119663/traditional-sardinian-lamb. And it went well . 

Nice looking bit of meat.
 
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