Feed Tom Episode 2 | Matty Matheson Lamb Recipe
Matty Matheson, a two-time New York Times best-selling author (Matty Matheson: A Cookbook and Home Style Cookery), internationally renowned chef, restaurateur, producer, and television personality has been breaking barriers since his cooking debut.
Ingredients
For the green garlic sauce:
4-5 Anchovies
Handful of curly parsley
Handful of basil
Olive oil
The tops of 4 green garlics
The peel of one lemon
Lemon juice to finish
Fresh cracked black pepper
Salt
For the lamb:
1x Deboned, butterflied lamb leg
Salt and pepper to taste
Equipment Needed
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Instructions
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Take another trip to @bluegoosefarm with Gozney Brand Partner @mattymatheson and Gozney founder @tomgozney. This time, they’re cooking up the juiciest of lamb leg in the Gozney Dome, served with the freshest ingredients, hand-picked from the farm.
Step 1:
Create the green garlic sauce in a mortar and pestle by adding bottoms of the green garlic, parsley, anchovies, lemon, 2 tbsp of olive oil, salt and pepper to taste.
Step 2:
Take the tops of your green garlic and roughly chop, then spread over the base of the cast-iron pan. Add in rosemary sprigs and olive oil, ready for the lamb.
Step 3:
Take a deboned lamb leg, whole, and cut away the shank and set aside. You can freeze and use this cut later. Butterfly the remaining lamb leg.
Step 4:
Spread a healthy layer of Green Garlic Sauce over the inside of the lamb leg and roll into a roulade and tie off with butcher's twine.
Step 5:
Place the roulade into your cast iron skillet, season with salt, pepper and olive oil.
Step 6:
Place the skillet into your Gozney oven at 450°F-500°F/230°C-250°C and cook for around 40 mins or until there is nice caramelizing on the outside and the lamb is cooked to medium rare (Internal temp of 125°F -130°F).
Step 7:
Rest the roulade for 20-30 minutes to ensure the juices settle back into the meat.
Step 7:
Serve with a fresh side salad and enjoy!