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LAMB CONSUMER

Roasting at 325F Oven Temperature (not preheated)

Cut

Approx Weight

Final Thermometer Reading

Approx Cooking Time

 

Lbs

Degrees F

Min. per Lb

Leg

7-9

140F (rare)

15-20

160F (medium)

20-25

170F (well)

25-30

Leg

5-7

140F (rare)

20-25

160F (medium)

25-30

170F (well)

30-35

Leg, Boneless

4-7

140F (rare)

25-30

160F (medium)

30-35

170F (well)

35-40

Leg, Shank Half

3-4

140F (rare)

30-35

160F (medium)

40-45

170F (well)

45-50

Leg, Sirloin Half

3-4

140F (rare)

25-30

160F (medium)

35-40

170F (well)

45-50

Shoulder - Boneless

3.5-5

140F (rare)

30-35

160F (medium)

35-40

170F (well)

40-45

Broiling at Moderate Temperatures

Cut

Approx Thickness

Approx Weight

Distance from Heat

Approx Total Cooking Time

 

Inches

Ounces

Inches

Minutes

Shoulder Chops

3/4  - 1

5-9

3-4

7-11

Rib Chops

1

3-5

3-4

7-11

Rib Chops

1 ˝

4.5-7.5

4-5

15-19

Loin Chops

1

3-5

3-4

7-11

1 ˝

4.5-7.5

4-5

15-19

Sirloin Chops

3/4 - 1

6-10

3-4

12-15

Leg Steaks

3/4 - 1

11-18

3-4

14-18

Cubes for Kabobs

1-1 ˝

4-5

8-12

Ground lamb patties

˝ x 4

4

3

5-8

Cooking in Liquid

Cut  - Lamb for stew  
Average Size - 1 to 1 ˝ inch pieces
Approx. Total Cooking Time - 1 ˝ - 2 hours
           

Braising

Cut

Avg. Weight or Thickness

Approx. Total Cooking Time

Neck Slices

3/4 inch

1 hour

Shoulder Chops

3/4 to 1 inch

45-60 minutes

Breast - stuffed

2 - 3 pounds

1 ˝ - 2 hours

Breast - rolled

1 ˝ - 2 pounds

1 ˝ - 2 hours

Riblets

3/4 - 1 pound each

1 ˝ - 2 hours

Shanks

3/4 - 1 pound each

1 - 1 ˝ hours

Lamb for stew

1 ˝ inch pieces

1 ˝ - 2 hours

**Based on meat taken directly from the refrigerator.

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