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JESSIE’S TIP:<br />

Buy the lamb boneless or<br />

have the butcher butterfly<br />

!it for you.<br />

GRILLED LEG OF LAMB<br />

3-5 lb butterflied boneless leg of lamb from butcher shop<br />

1 cup red wine<br />

¼ cup red wine vinegar<br />

2 Tbs olive oil<br />

6-8 garlic cloves minced<br />

2 Tbs dry Italian seasoning<br />

2 Tbs chopped fresh rosemary<br />

kosher salt and cracked black pepper<br />

1 red onion cut into large rings<br />

1 red bell pepper cut into wedges<br />

1 yellow bell pepper cut into wedges<br />

1 green bell pepper cut into wedges<br />

8 oz button mushrooms<br />

In a sealed container place the butterflied boneless<br />

leg of lamb and add red wine, red wine vinegar, oil,<br />

minced garlic, Italian seasoning and rosemary. Seal and<br />

shake until ingredients are well mixed. Let marinate in<br />

refrigerator for up to 24 hours. An hour before grilling,<br />

pull meat from container and let air dry on a cookie<br />

sheet. Just before grilling, season lamb with kosher salt<br />

and cracked black pepper. Add onions, peppers and<br />

mushrooms to remaining marinade.<br />

Grill lamb on indirect heat with the lid on for the first<br />

hour, flipping every ½ hour. If using a gas grill, set flames<br />

to low-medium heat.<br />

Put onions, peppers and mushrooms on cookie sheet and<br />

season with salt and cracked black pepper. Use excess<br />

marinade for basting lamb.<br />

Depending on your<br />

preference, cook meat to 130°-<br />

145° internal temperature.<br />

Baste often the last half hour<br />

and add the vegetables to<br />

the grill and cook just until<br />

charred.<br />

JESSIE RIVAS is the owner<br />

and chef of The Pairing Knife<br />

food truck which serves the<br />

Central Coast.<br />

Remove from grill when done<br />

and let rest for 15 minutes<br />

before slicing meat. Always<br />

slice meat as thin as possible<br />

across the grain. Serve topped<br />

with a salsa verde or balsamic<br />

reduction. <strong>SLO</strong> <strong>LIFE</strong><br />

JUN/JUL <strong>2019</strong> | <strong>SLO</strong> <strong>LIFE</strong> MAGAZINE | 87

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