: Often sold "boned, rolled, and tied" (BRT). It is easier to carve and can be stuffed or butterflied for grilling.

Buying a leg of lamb involves choosing between different cuts, sourcing high-quality meat, and calculating the right amount for your guests. 1. Choosing the Right Cut

: The classic choice for a festive centerpiece. The bone adds flavor and helps keep the meat juicy during roasting.

The "leg" is versatile and can be purchased in several configurations depending on your cooking method and presentation goals.