The rolled, de-boned lamb shoulder known for it's natural fat marbling, lifts the meat to be one of the best cuts for taste and succulence. Unlike the leg, the shoulder is a simple to cook - slow roast it for a crispy exterior and a mouthwatering inner. Overall, the shoulder has marbled, rich natural fat, ensuring a superb flavour profile. Just by slow cooking, the fat gently breaks downand leaves an abundance of meat for the whole family. If Sunday roast is the aim, remember to drop your potatoes and other veg around the side, to soak-up some of those juices.