Lamb Favorites

[kaneohegirlinaz]

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+1 JAS_OH1
I was looking back at the past years "food fotos" and many of the dishes that I've made I'd never thought to do but was inspired by these awesome folks at CB!

 

[JAS_OH1]

+1 JAS_OH1
I was looking back at the past years "food fotos" and many of the dishes that I've made I'd never thought to do but was inspired by these awesome folks at CB!

Yeah, rascal and murphyscreek got me cooking lamb! I didn't even like it before the first time I made it myself, LOL. Oh and rascal sent me his awesome garam masala homemade spice blend that I have used on tandoori chicken a couple of times, yummy! Never had I ever before then.

 

[rascal]

Yeah, rascal and murphyscreek got me cooking lamb! I didn't even like it before the first time I made it myself, LOL. Oh and rascal sent me his awesome garam masala homemade spice blend that I have used on tandoori chicken a couple of times, yummy! Never had I ever before then.

Lamb is huge here. And cooked right is amazing. I have about 2 whole carcasses all cut up in my freezers .

Russ

 

[JAS_OH1]

Lamb is huge here. And cooked right is amazing. I have about 2 whole carcasses all cut up in my freezers .

Russ

Yes, it's nice to be friends with a butcher, isn't it? But of course I knew that NZ lamb is the best. Most of what I get is grass fed free range Aussie lamb because that's what's available. Not much American lamb around here.

 

[kaneohegirlinaz]

I have a recipe for leg o lamb that is soooooo good!

 

[JAS_OH1]

I have a recipe for leg o lamb that is soooooo good!

I have one for lamb chops that I came up with that's pretty darned tasty! I'm making it for hubby on Valentine's Day.

 

[rascal]

Yes, it's nice to be friends with a butcher, isn't it? But of course I knew that NZ lamb is the best. Most of what I get is grass fed free range Aussie lamb because that's what's available. Not much American lamb around here.

I reported my post about char sui and suggested starting a char suit thread. Could probably start another thread dedicated to lamb, LOL. None of this really belongs in a short rib thread!

A lot of aussie lamb are grain fed as well. Pursue are mostly grass fed.

 

[JAS_OH1]

A lot of aussie lamb are grain fed as well. Pursue are mostly grass fed.

Well the stuff I buy says "free range grass fed" on the label. I assume that it's true.

 

[kaneohegirlinaz]

JAS_OH1 here's that Lamb recipe I was telling you about:
Gingered Lamb

 

[kaneohegirlinaz]

Has anyone tried lamb from Colorado?
It's wonderful!

 

[medtran49]

If I'm going to eat grilled lamb chops, I prefer the NZ lollipop size ones.

We use lamb for quite a few dishes, tagine, the Persian lamb and potato casserole dish, various Greek dishes, especially moussaka.

 

[caseydog]

Has anyone tried lamb from Colorado?
It's wonderful!

I don't know about Colorado, but American lamb is a little less gamey, IMO. But, it is not cheaper than lamb from way down under.

CD

 

[rascal]

When we were in harrods in 98 lamb in their window was cheaper than here at the time.

Russ

 

[JAS_OH1]

If I'm going to eat grilled lamb chops, I prefer the NZ lollipop size ones.

We use lamb for quite a few dishes, tagine, the Persian lamb and potato casserole dish, various Greek dishes, especially moussaka.

Here was my first attempt a few years back with lamb lollipops, just hubby and I. They were awesome!
Before:

Leftovers:

 

[JAS_OH1]

Has anyone tried lamb from Colorado?
It's wonderful!

I've never seen it available around here.