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1 Roast lamb in preheated oven for 2 1/2 to 3 hours. Meat is medium done when a meat thermometer registers 175 degrees F. and is well done at 180 degrees F.  Remove meat thermometer. Place roast on a warm serving platter. Put a paper frill around end of leg bone and garnish platter with fresh mint.
1. Take your lamb out of the fridge 30 minutes before cooking to allow it to come to room temperature. 2. Preheat the oven to 170Â°C. 3. Place a wire rack in a roasting tray, place the lamb on the rack and brush the meat with the oil and.then season with the rock salt and freshly ground black pepper.4. Rub the lamb with the rosemary sprigs leaving them in the roasting dish. 5.Place the meat into the oven and roast at 160Â°C, allowing 30 minutes per 500g. To test if the meat is cooked, use a skewer to pierce the leg at the thickest part, going through to the bone.. Preheat the oven to 170Â°C. 3. Place a wire rack in a roasting tray, place the lamb on the rack and brush the meat with the oil and. then season with the rock salt and freshly ground black pepper. 4. Rub the lamb with the rosemary sprigs leaving them in the roasting dish.