Technique: Carve a Leg Of Lamb like a Pro 

Did you learn something in this video? Have you seen this technique before? If you haven't seen the video where I show you how to make this leg of lamb, check out The Best Smoked Leg Of Lamb - Make it Moist Tender and Yummy! ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-61NMIbgaHls.html

That was perfect! Exactly what I needed cooking my first leg of lamb in decades. Thank you.

Thank you. I cooked a bone-in leg of lamb yesterday for Christmas dinner. I turned out wonderfully. Carving was easy after watching your video!

I loved to see that knife at some serious work :) Next video should be "how to chop kale like a pro with Dalstrong Gladiator" 🤣🤣

Never seen lamb carved like this ever and I will definitely try it like this next time We eat more lamb for Sunday roast than any other joint of meat and it’s up to me to carve every time , we’ve been married 35 years and had Sunday roast most weeks of the year .. so here we go

amazing. just found this channel. the title is incredible, so is that lamb. cheers.

Great ideas in the overall but I would recommend using the bone as a handle. Never cut towards yourself or your hands. That I learned as a young cook.

Rooting for the dogs. Nice pro tip about the grain. Is that really the best knife to use for carving?

Thanks Al for the great tip. Perfect timing, I will be smoking my leg of lamb tomorrow.

As for the dogs..."let them eat cake!"

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Cooked lamb bones are more brittle than raw bones, which means they can splinter and break much more easily. These splinters will be sharp, and can cause severe internal damage. So, you should never feed your dog lamb bones

Give it to the dogs

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Whys he using a absolute sword. Looks so awkward