A whole leg of lamb on the bone, rubbed with cumin, chili and salt, roasted until crisp outside and tender inside, then carved at the table. It feeds several people and takes a long time to cook.
Xinjiang roast lamb leg is crispy outside and tender inside.
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A showpiece of Xinjiang, Inner Mongolian, and Ningxia Hui cooking: a whole lamb leg is rubbed with cumin, chili, salt, and sometimes onion, then roasted slowly over coals or in an earthen oven. Served at the table with a knife for guests to carve off pieces.