Boneless Leg of Lamb

The Ginger Pig

£41.3

Wonderful for both roasting and barbecuing, the boneless lamb leg is a customer favourite. Our butchers expertly prepare the leg by removing the bone, then either rolling into a neat joint to be roasted or butterflying to marinate and cook on the grill. A whole boneless leg weighs approximately 2kg and a half weighs approximately 1kg. Both can be ordered rolled or butterflied. To roast: Rub with your choice of herbs and preheat the oven to as hot as it can go. Place the lamb in a tray atop sliced onions, fennel and carrots. Put on the lowest shelf then turn down to 140C. After 40 minutes pour

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Registered at Companies House as GINGER PIG LIMITED, number 03971587. Checked 2026-09-06.
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