Cooking Tips

 

Roasting Lamb

Place lamb, fat side up (if present), on a rack in an open, shallow roasting pan.

Insert the meat thermometer into the center of the thickest muscle of the meat.

Do not add water or liquid, and do not cover.

Roast at 325°F until meat thermometer registers 5° below desired doneness.

Remove from oven, cover with foil, and let stand 15 to 20 minutes before slicing.

Classic Rack of Lamb

Timetable for Roasting Lamb
Final Meat Thermometer Reading:  145°F to 150°F medium-rare, 160°F medium.

Lamb Cut

Oven Temperature

Approximate Cooking Time (min. per pound)
(Medium-rare / Med.)

Lamb Leg, Bone-in (5 - 7 lbs.) 325°F 15 / 20
Lamb Leg, Bone-in (7 - 9 lbs.) 325°F 20 / 25
Lamb Leg, Boneless
Rolled and Tied (4 - 7 lbs.)
325°F 20 / 25
Lamb Bottom Leg Roast
Rolled and Tied (1 - 1½ lbs.)
325°F 35 / 40
Lamb Bottom Leg Roast
Rolled and Tied (3 - 5 lbs.)
325°F 25 / 30
Lamb Sirloin Roast, Boneless
(1¼ - 1¾ lbs.)
325°F 45 / 55
Lamb Top Round Roast, Boneless (1 - 1¼ lbs.) 325°F 50 - 60 total time
Lamb Shoulder, Boneless
Rolled and Tied (3½ - 6 lbs.)
325°F

35 / 40

Lamb Shoulder, Pre-sliced (2 - 5 lbs.) 325°F

30 / 35

Lamb Rib Roast, Rack (1½ - 2½ lbs.) 375°F

30 / 35

Lamb Crown Roast (not stuffed, 2 - 3 lbs.) 375°F

25 / 30

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