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Boneless shoulder of lamb is ideal because you can smear the interior with garlic and mint.
The last time I made pulled pork, I bought a three-pound boneless shoulder roast (pork butt is another name for a piece of shoulder).
At most butcher counters you will be able to find boneless shoulder, but if not, buy thick shoulder lamb chops; cut them up yourself, discarding any hard pieces of white fat.
So for this I use country-style ribs, which are chops cut from near the shoulder, or steaks (or, for that matter, chunks) cut from the shoulder itself; you should be able to buy a piece of boneless shoulder with no trouble at most supermarkets.
But just how is "Flatiron" more descriptive than what it could be, "boneless shoulder blade steak", which, although not memorable, tells you exactly what you are getting?
While beef is the most common meat used with barbacoa, you could skip the beef and try a boneless shoulder cut of lamb, goat, or pork, instead.[6].
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Look at those thick torsos, boneless shoulders, and crazy bread legs.
You might buy a boneless pork shoulder, and then cut the picnic end of the pork shoulder from the pork butt, leaving you with two distinct cuts of meat.
Although shanks have become chic and expensive, you could easily make this tagine with boneless lamb shoulder.
Thread 900g boneless lamb shoulder, cut into chunks, and figs onto rosemary branches, three or four per skewer.
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