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peopleEasy
Published 1996
Most Italian roasting has evolved from a form of cooking not unlike pot-roasting: the meat never went near the oven, indeed until relatively recently few Italian homes had ovens. Meat was typically browned in a casserole, various flavourings were added, it was moistened with wine, and then cooked over a medium to low heat, and basted regularly. With the exception of veal, meat is nearly always very well done.
This lamb recipe follows this method, but places the meat uncovered in an