Ingredients 
    
    - 2.0kg Shoulder of Lamb (on the bone)
 - Handful of fresh Thyme (leaves only)
 - Bunch of fresh Rosemary (leaves only)
 - Handful of fresh sage roughly chopped
 - 1 tbsp dried Oregano
 - Salt and Black Pepper
 - 1 Lemon – juice only
 - 1 heaped tbsp Honey
 - 2 tbsp Olive Oil
 - 125ml/ 4fl oz water
 
Introduction
Roast shoulder of lamb is a great alternative to roast leg of lamb and also the ideal Easter family lunch.Method
- Preheat oven to 200°C/400°F/Gas Mark 6.
 - Using the tip of a sharp knife, make shallow scores to the outer layer of skin and fat on the lamb shoulder - be careful not to score the meat - make scores across the entire surface of the meat.
 - Mix together the thyme, rosemary, sage and oregano in a bowl and season the mixture well with salt and black pepper.
 - Press a handful of the herb mixture into the skin of the lamb, massaging it all over and into the meat well.
 - Sprinkle some of the herb mixture across the bottom of a casserole pot with a lid. Place the lamb shoulder into the casserole pot and squeeze the lemon juice over the lamb and sprinkle with any remaining herb mixture.
 - Drizzle the lamb with the honey and a little olive oil.
 - Pour the water into the casserole pot then put the lid on. Put in the oven and cook for approx. 3 hours.
 - Check the dish after 1 hour - the lamb should be starting to colour and if the water has evaporated add a little more - this will help maintain the dishes moisture.
 - After 3 hours remove the casserole from the oven and allow the meat to rest for 6-8 minutes.
 - When ready to serve use a knife and fork to pull pieces of meat away from the bone and place on a serving dish. Drizzle the meat with any juices from the casserole pot.
 - Serve the meat and allow guests to help themselves.