Butterfly lamb in Weber Kettle

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joey13
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Butterfly lamb in Weber Kettle

Post by joey13 »

G'day guys,

Wondering if anyone can tell me roughly what the cooking time might be for a Butterfly Leg of Lamb in Weber Kettle?

Indirect - 25 beads a side?

I also wouldn't mind trying charcoal for the first time tonight so if that changes the amount of fuel or cooking time, please let me know?

Cheers,
Joey.
Michael_Dunn
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Re: Butterfly lamb in Weber Kettle

Post by Michael_Dunn »

My formula:

20 beads each side
when the lamb goes on, close vents to top 25%, bottom 50%
45 to 50 minutes per kg (45 = hotter day, 50 = colder day)
then check with thermapen-type probe

I've only used charcoal once for b/f l/o/l in a kamado
and 1.4kg took exactly 1.0 hour @ 350f-370f

all this is based on the temps of mid north coast NSW.
if you're in a cooler climate, add a bit more time,
or a bit more fuel (e.g. 22 beads each side)
chriso
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Post by chriso »

Butterflied legs don't take too long as they're generally pretty thin. Can't help on time, you should invest in a temp probe and cook it to temp. If it's ready early just foil it and rest it.
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