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A classic British‑style roast leg of lamb seasoned with garlic, rosemary and anchovy, roasted hot then finished at a lower temperature for a juicy, medium‑rare centre. Served with a simple pan‑dripping gravy, this dish is perfect for celebrations or a weekend feast.
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