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Crete's mountain shepherd roast is lamb or goat salted only, staked in a ring facing the embers until the fat melts slowly and the meat turns brown at the edges.
Cretan Antikristo is the roast of the mountain shepherds, especially around Psiloritis: lamb or goat cut large, salted, and set upright facing the embers. Not over them. That small difference is the dish's spine.
Quantity
3.5kg
shoulder, ribs, or leg, cut into 6 large pieces
Quantity
55g
Quantity
2 tablespoons
for rubbing the stakes or rack only
| Ingredient | Quantity |
|---|---|
| bone-in young lamb or goat piecesshoulder, ribs, or leg, cut into 6 large pieces | 3.5kg |
| coarse sea salt | 55g |
| extra virgin Koroneiki olive oilfor rubbing the stakes or rack only | 2 tablespoons |
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