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By Jeni Wright, Eric Treuille and Le Cordon Bleu

Published 1996

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This technique prepares a leg of lamb for stuffing, creating a neat pocket for the filling. It also makes carving easier. Trim off the fat from the outside of the joint and cut through the tendons at the base of the shank before you start boning.
  1. Cut around the pelvic bone and through the tendons. Remove the bone.

  2. Scrape flesh from shank bone; cut tendons at leg joint and remove shank bone.

  3. Cut around leg bone when exposed, twist and out to remove.