Last weekend spit roast(Lamb)

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speedtona

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Jun 29, 2009
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Victoria Australia
Here is a few pics of the lamb we done for a mates birthday last weekend.

Here he is hanging in the coolroom,(31Kgs hanging)


On the spit,stuffed with lemons,garlic and a little salt and pepper and sown up.



A little basting,Olive oil,garlic,Italian herbs and salt


And its nearly done
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Its hard to beat a good lamb cooked on the spit
 
Nice looking lamb. I have never done a full lamb but my neighbor does one every summer. They never take any of the tallow off of it so I can't stand to eat it. I love the lamb I usually smoke.
 
Speedtona,
Gotta give you
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on this one! WOW what a great looking BBQ.

Sewing up the belly... have never seen that - great idea. I guess everything just tumbles around and really knocks the flavor into the lamb.
 
thats sweet! i've been wantign to do someting like this for a bit but its hard for me to find friends that like lamb or goat!!! i'm saving this posting for future reference
 
Very nice looking lamb there mate. Your friend is so lucky to have have a present like that for his birthday. Now I might have an in on a whole lamb maybe for the gathering at Jerry's this years.
 
31 kg = about 68 lbs---isnt that a sheep when they are that big..????

i luv your pics and post....

how many kg of charcoal did you use????

how far from coals was the mutton????


good on ya!
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Nothing brings over the neighbors like a carcas spinning in the backyard
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to you for a being a good friend and a cool smoking method.
 
Great pictures, and I'm sure the food was even better!

We did a whole one over the weekend as well (right at 80lbs), but we bought it quartered and threw 3/4 of it in the smoker. The other quarter went in a 25gal batch of burgoo. Good eats!
 
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