[1356—DOUBLE (OR PAIR OF LEGS) OF LAMB]
[1357—QUARTER OF LAMB]
[1358—FILLET OF LAMB]
[1359—SADDLE AND NECK OF LAMB]
Large joints of lamb for Relevés are cut like those of mutton.
One joint, however, should be added, which is “The Haunch”; and this consists of one leg and half the loin attached.
Large joints of house lamb should be [poëled] or roasted. Their most suitable adjunct is either their own stock, or a thickened, highly seasoned and clear gravy.
House Lamb Relevés are chiefly garnished with early-season or new vegetables; but all the garnishes given under Mutton Relevés may also be served with them, provided the difference in size be taken into account. In addition to these garnishes, saddle of lamb admits of all the preparations given under saddle of veal (Nos. [1181] to [1191]).
[1360—SELLE D’AGNEAU DE LAIT ÉDOUARD[!-- TN: acute invisible --] VII.]
Completely bone the saddle from underneath, in suchwise as to leave the skin intact; season it inside, and place in the middle a fine foie gras, studded with truffles and [marinaded] in Marsala.