Choose either a leg of lamb, a loin or forequarter.
If using forequarter slice between ribs and shoulder and cut it off. If left intact it takes longer to cook and is difficult to carve.
A leg needs at least three hours, the others two hours.
Using a frypan put in at least 1&1/2 cups of dripping.
Add 1/2 cup cold water.
Lay meat on top and sprinkle with salt and pepper and a little flour.
Cover and cook at 350F turning after three-quarters of an hour.
Vegetables can either be put in with the meat three-quarters of an hour before serving or at this stage take meat out and put in warm oven. Tip fat out and make gravy.
To make gravy:
After fat has been tipped off sprinkle pan with flour (1 tabspn)[,] turn heat high for a few minutes then add 1/2 to 1 cup cold water and stir well. Let boil a minute.
Pour off into gravy boat and keep hot.
Put the clear fat back into pan and heat. Cut potatoes into slices three-quarters inch thick and lay in hot fat. Turn when brown underneath.
Do the same with pumpkin, par[s]nips and carrots.
They will cook in about 30 minutes.
Source: contributed by Vera Jagger in The Embroiderers' Recipe Book. Compiled by members of The Embroiderers' Guild of South Australia Incorporated ([Adelaide], n.d.), p.32.
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