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Baa Baa Black sheep.....Have you any recipes?? I am a huge lamb fan. I have/use a variety of lamb and mutton recipes in my arsenal. Lamb is difficult to find here at a reasonable price. In every other country (well...most other countries :rolleyes:)lamb is cheaper than chicken :chicken: Why oh why are Americans :flag: so against lamb??? :idontknow: I just scored a 10 pound lamb leg for $28.00 for me and the pups to share (Curri :bee: seems to be :chicken: sensitive) and I also have a brand new TAGINE (thanks, Shinja!!) to cook it in. ( :thinking: maybe the Tagine itself will be the next topic here ;)) With all of that said.....which side of the shepherd's staff do you sit on the whole "lamb for dinner" debate? :2popkorn: Do you have any recipes?? |
LOL 5 views no comments ~ I guess the true foodies don't frequent this board until later in the day :sidesplt: WHERE ARE PRISCILLA AND SALLY??????? |
I will comment and then:hide2: because I know you will be in shock and awe in the fact....I have never had lamb:eek: |
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Lamb is very tasty and should be better received in this country. Oh well....more for me and my girls :D:D:D |
The few times I've had lamb, I didn't care for it's flavor. It's got a very strong flavor, not unlike venison or other game meats. I see it prepared on some of the cooking shows, and it looks delicious. So, I would be willing to try again, I'm just not going to be the one to shell out that kind of money on something I'm almost certain to not like. |
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If I had a choice, I would choose lamb over other meats too. We raised sheep and I have eaten a lot of lamb over the years. We cook it just like you would a pot roast or slow smoke it, or grill lamb chops, or lamburgers. We never used it in any special recipes though so I can't help you there. :) |
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47~9 :D:D:D This thread is a tanker with the :flag: crowd ;) :yeahthat: |
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:yelrotflm:yelrotflm I generally don't have a clue what half the things are talked about in this section, much less tried it. But when I seen lamb, that is something we eat out here in the west. LOL... |
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My Italian Gpa use to make the BEST bbq lamb- It was AH-MAZING! Being his grand-daughter- I thought to myself- "how hard could it be, I have that Italian bug in me" It turns out it is really hard- I tried to make it and it was hoooooorrrrrible! :( Never had it since- |
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I LOVE lamb! I don't know what this "gamey" taste that people are referring to. It tastes like beef but better. |
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I've never had lamb either. But, I did think about you when I was at the store yesterday and saw pink himalayan salt... I love duck though. My son shot one last Christmas and we breasted it out and put it on the grill. DELICIOUS!!! |
Speaking of duck- I had Quail (sp) the other day, my friends hubby bbq'd it, it was good way better than chicken! |
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Great, now I'm hungry!!! |
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Love, love, love lamb - of course either 'traditionally' roasted, or neck fillet slow cooked in a crockpot, or (best of all!) lamb shanks cooked for hours in the oven in mint, onion and red wine gravy, or lamb chops grilled with garlic butter + rosemary....:drool: BUT.....we gave up eating it a while back. We've friends who own a farm and I was cuddling one of their little newborn lambs that had been orphaned. Next time we visited, we were sat down eating dinner....you can guess the rest. Yep, it was Little Dolly....I could have thrown up :eek::sickie::eek: x |
My dad use to BBQ goat & mutton for the fourth of july..he always killed one at that time, but it is not something that is plentiful in stores to buy, but have seen on occasion around the fourth. |
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