Boneless Frozen Lamb Roast [closed]

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I was wondering if anybody has ever done a Boneless Lamb Roast in a slow-cooker and what the results were ,Thank you,Larry



Best Answer

It is certainly possible to cook a lamb roast with or without bones in a slow-cooker. Slow-cooking meat tends to give a nice and tender result. However, it is strongly recommended to thaw it first. It takes a long time for a slow cooker to get the food up to a cooking temperature from frozen which is a food safety issue.




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Can you cook frozen lamb without defrosting?

The USDA Food Safety and Inspection Service (FSIS) says meat is safe to cook without thawing and that it will \u201ctake approximately 50% longer than the recommended time for fully thawed or fresh meat and poultry.\u201d

How do you cook a frozen boneless leg of lamb?

How to Cook a Frozen Leg of Lamb
  • Heat the oven to 300 to 375 F. The lower the temperature, the longer the lamb will take to cook. ...
  • Place the frozen leg of lamb on a roasting rack in a roasting pan. ...
  • Put in the oven and cook for about 50 percent longer than you would for lamb that was thawed.


  • Can I slow cook lamb from frozen?

    However, you can't put frozen lamb into the slow cooker, it must be defrosted. Frozen meat can take too long to reach temperature in a slow cooker, which can be risky in terms of food safety. If you have an extra 10 minutes, it's often worth browning the meat before slow cooking it.

    Can you roast lamb from frozen?

    If you've stocked up on roast essentials and you're wondering how to cook a leg of lamb from frozen, Elisa has the answer. She says simply, \u201cCook it for 50 per cent longer than you would if you had defrosted it overnight or were cooking from fresh.\u201d



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