Rub 3 tablespoons of Golden Dragon all over a standard lamb rump, and
allow it to marinate overnight or for 2 - 3 hours. Seal the roast on your
barbecue grill or in a very hot pan, then roast with your barbecue hood down
or in the oven at 200 degrees Celsius to your personal taste. (Generally
speaking, a 500g lamb rump should be cooked medium after about 25 minutes)
Allow the rump to rest at room temperature for five to ten minutes to allow
the juices to settle and redistribute themselves evenly, then carve the lamb
into ≤ centimetre slices. Serve the meat fanned out over a mound of freshly
made cous-cous with vegetables, with some fresh mango slices and a little
more Tonto Loco Diablo on the side for the brave.
(For the not so brave, try marinating the lamb in a little olive oil and
Moroccan spice mix, and a couple of stalks of rosemary for an equally
delicious and less sweat inducing result!)