Slow-Roasted Lamb Shoulder
Seven hours low and slow, a mountain of garlic, and a pan sauce that makes you want to eat bread for dinner — a lamb shoulder recipe for when you want to impress without looking like you're trying.
Seven hours low and slow, a mountain of garlic, and a pan sauce that makes you want to eat bread for dinner — a lamb shoulder recipe for when you want to impress without looking like you're trying.
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