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Ingredients: Lamb Belly 2 Pieces Zest of a Lemon Coriander Parsley Chorizo Sausage Salt Pineapple Juice Method: Lay out your lamb belly and trim to a square shape, overlay the bellies to do this. Stuff …

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Aug 30 2017

Aug 30 2017

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Ingredients:

Lamb Belly 2 Pieces Zest of a Lemon Coriander Parsley Chorizo Sausage Salt Pineapple Juice

Method:

Lay out your lamb belly and trim to a square shape, overlay the bellies to do this.

Stuff with coriander, the zest of a lemon, parsley roughly chopped, chorizo sausage and salt.

Roll the belly into a tight roll, then use trusses to hold it all together. Trim the edges so you get a nice roll.

Attach the roast to the spit using the Ozpig, skewering through the chorizo sausage.

Place on the pig for at least 4 hours on a medium to low heat.

Get your spray bottle full of pineapple juice and use this to baste the roast regularly.

Remember to rest the roast for 5 minutes after taking it off the Pig before carving.

This article was originally posted by Off-Road Adventure Show.

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