Thread: just wanted to share tonight's dinner with you guys..

Had more of a late lunch today. My folks were over so I made roast leg of lamb with veggies. Which I didn't get a pic of.

Also made...





Garlic and rosemary bread. It was very tasty. Especially covered in butter and dipped in lamb gravy.

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Lovely loaf sir. Home made bread is soul food. Mmmmm.
Last nights dinner of prime rib and all the trimmings.

Celebrating the sis in laws birthday!
Cheers.

That's a tasty looking piece of meat...

We had a fair amount of leftover lamb. So my wife made stovies. Amd we had it with the other loaf.



Out of curiosity. How common is lamb in the US for eating?

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We can't afford it !!

Originally Posted by Hirlau

We can't afford it !!

Really 😞 sheeps expensive there?

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Originally Posted by TheGeek

Really �� sheeps expensive there?

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My wife and I eat lamb very often. We both love it. In fact, the first dinner I cooked for her when we were dating was on NYE. I bought two racks of AMERICAN lamb. No offense to those in New Zealand but American lamb is far superior....and priced accordingly. A full leg is a lot of food for the two of us so we usually opt for small loin chops (like little t-bone steaks) or the rack. And while I love to braise the shanks, my wife is less enthusiastic about that preparation. But overall, I don't find that lamb is terribly popular in the US. It sells, at restaurants to some degree but you don't see it sold or consumed in the volumes of other red meat like beef. My enthusiasm and consumption of it is not the norm.

Originally Posted by OCDshaver

My wife and I eat lamb very often. We both love it. In fact, the first dinner I cooked for her when we were dating was on NYE. I bought two racks of AMERICAN lamb. No offense to those in New Zealand but American lamb is far superior....and priced accordingly. A full leg is a lot of food for the two of us so we usually opt for small loin chops (like little t-bone steaks) or the rack. And while I love to braise the shanks, my wife is less enthusiastic about that preparation. But overall, I don't find that lamb is terribly popular in the US. It sells, at restaurants to some degree but you don't see it sold or consumed in the volumes of other red meat like beef. My enthusiasm and consumption of it is not the norm.

Good to know it gets eaten 😃. I've never thought of the US rearing lamb. Learn something every day.

Personally I much prefer scotch lamb to NZ lamb 😂

I do love a rack of lamb. Encrusted with rosemary. Nomnomnom.

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Canada too likes lamb. Not to the degree of our beloved bovines but New Zealand racks and chops are always quite popular with my gang. Served with mint sauce a must!

Originally Posted by TheGeek

Good to know it gets eaten 😃. I've never thought of the US rearing lamb. Learn something every day.

Personally I much prefer scotch lamb to NZ lamb 😂

I do love a rack of lamb. Encrusted with rosemary. Nomnomnom.

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I agree with on rosemary. I don't find the traditional mint to my taste. But Rosemary is a must. Here is one of my contributions from a few months ago. I like a red wine sauce with it as well. In summer I like sautéed potatoes and a gratin of vegetables along side. In winter, white beans.

http://straightrazorpalace.com/plate...ml#post1614764

Thats some tasty looking lamb

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