That reminds me, I need to call our estate attorney later this week.
Mutton, Hogget and Lamb
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That reminds me, I need to call our estate attorney later this week.
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I love lamb, it's just crazy expensive here. More expensive than beef steak because very few people eat it. It's consider too cute to eat, generally and considered only a gourmet thing. When I get a chance though, I buy some lovely lamb. It tastes fantastic.
That reminds me, I need to call our estate attorney later this week.
I use the law firm of Dewey, Cheatham and Howe.
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Its not cheap here but I think probably cheaper than in the Netherlands. I generally buy neck fillet for curries and stews. Its still quite expensive but I can make 300g serve 2. Its about £15.50 per kilo.
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A kilo here is about 26 to 30 euro's. Not sure how that compares to a pound, but it's a lot. And mutton is just generally unavailable.
£15.50 a kilo translates as 17.19 euros (or $20.39) so neck fillet, at least, is cheaper in the UK than Holland. Supermarket lamb chops are even cheaper than neck fillet at around £11.50 a kilo (12 .75 euros). Leg or shoulder is cheaper still at around £9 per kilo.
rascal
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I bought a whole shoulder of lamb for $37 I got them to cut up into chops. I had enoug for a BBQ and frozen for two lamb casseroles. $11 kg, I havnt seen it so cheap in 10 years. I'm going back on Saturday.
Btw when I was in Harrods in 98 lamb was cheaper than I could buy at home.
Lamb normally retails around $25 kg but things are changing every day. Exports cancelled and covid.
We eat a lot of lamb.
Russ
Btw when I was in Harrods in 98 lamb was cheaper than I could buy at home.
Lamb normally retails around $25 kg but things are changing every day. Exports cancelled and covid.
We eat a lot of lamb.
Russ
rascal
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That shoulder is real cheap, the shoulder is the best and sweetest. We have a place here that specialises in it., have a look at pedros house of lamb shoulder.
I'm getting more on Saturday. I buy whole shoulder and bone it out and roll and string it up. I put bread stuffing in it with rosemary onions sage etc.
Russ
epicuric
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That is not expensive, are those wholesale prices or retail? Either way, still cheaper than in the UK.
Burt Blank
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We can get a Spit roast whole lamb here for £80/100. A uncooked whole lamb £60/80. Both include the head.
I thought it looked about the same - its complicated translating dollars to pounds sterling and pounds to kilos...
