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I had been craving lamb all week for some reason and knew exactly what I wanted. A lamb sandwich done cheesesteak style.....or a lambwich as I call it at home. I had several boneless legs that I stocked up on when I found them for $2.99/lb a while back, so threw it in the fridge to thaw during the week. This one was just a bit over 4 lbs.
Saturday finally got here and I unwrapped and trimmed it up a bit more.
Gave it a rub down with EVOO and a simple rub of K. Salt, CBP, garlic powder, ground rosemary, and thyme. Tied it up and gave it a rest in the fridge for a couple of hours.
Into the smoker with hickory wood for the smoke and let it go until it hit 140 IT.
Cooled it down and wrapped it back up and put in the fridge over night to let it firm up a bit for it's date with the Hobart. Sunday morning, ran it through the slicer.
Sliced some onion and threw in the CI with some EVOO and butter until they softened up and got a bit of color.
Normally I would just dump the lamb in with the onions towards the end, but not everyone in the house wants the onions on there. So, a serving of lamb into the pan to brown up a bit.
Toasted some bread at the meat was browning then loaded it up.
Just needed the cheese now. Planned on provolone for this, but since the green spots outnumbered the white spots, went with some white american and then threw baby swiss on top of that and in the oven to melt it a bit.
Sliced and dug in.
Good eating. Think I just might have to hit the store for some provolone on the way home tonight and have a repeat.
Thanks for lookin'.
Saturday finally got here and I unwrapped and trimmed it up a bit more.
Gave it a rub down with EVOO and a simple rub of K. Salt, CBP, garlic powder, ground rosemary, and thyme. Tied it up and gave it a rest in the fridge for a couple of hours.
Into the smoker with hickory wood for the smoke and let it go until it hit 140 IT.
Cooled it down and wrapped it back up and put in the fridge over night to let it firm up a bit for it's date with the Hobart. Sunday morning, ran it through the slicer.
Sliced some onion and threw in the CI with some EVOO and butter until they softened up and got a bit of color.
Normally I would just dump the lamb in with the onions towards the end, but not everyone in the house wants the onions on there. So, a serving of lamb into the pan to brown up a bit.
Toasted some bread at the meat was browning then loaded it up.
Just needed the cheese now. Planned on provolone for this, but since the green spots outnumbered the white spots, went with some white american and then threw baby swiss on top of that and in the oven to melt it a bit.
Sliced and dug in.
Good eating. Think I just might have to hit the store for some provolone on the way home tonight and have a repeat.
Thanks for lookin'.
Might have gone for the green spots - added flavor 
for making me drool... excellent looking sammy!
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