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Lamb: Step 4. When you reach the bone, change the position of the knife and the fork and use the fork to help balance the knife as it slices across the bone.

Lamb: Step 4. When you reach the bone, change the position of the knife and the fork and use the fork to help balance the knife as it slices across the bone. Photo: Eddie Jim

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