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I like lamb smothered in rosemary

Posted By: Misha on 2008-02-16
In Reply to: the last time I held a leg of lamb... - cat

and thyme. Mmmmmm.


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Why were you dumped 30 years ago? After only 3 months, I would think this is too soon to make such a life changing decision. Why the rush? Can he not move back to his home state without your help/support?
Lice can't be smothered! You have to kill them. Get the Rid or the Nix or whatever. Any critters
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...and white roasted taters with herbs and rosemary. Or how
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Oops! Should have been Lilly, Rosemary and The Jack of Hearts. . NM
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I have never tried lamb...

I wouldn't even know how to cook it.  All I see in the stores here are these teeny little lamb chops that contain maybe an ounce of meat and they are WICKED expensive.  Never having cooked it (or eaten it) before, it's too expensive for me to screw up or not like.  We have a deer farmer down the road who let me try some deer tenderloin and it was gross.  Too dry for me and had NO flavor.  I actually like my meat with some fat on it.  I drive the butcher nuts requesting pork roasts with actual FAT on them.  It's the only way to make good gravy doncha know! 


I actually learned what "chitlin's" were (I don't know how to spell it) on one of those Food Network shows....I think it was when Alton Brown went on the road on his motorcycle to some southern places.  Yeah, can't say I'd be willing to pop that down my gullet at all.  Despite having Ellie for a pet, I do love pork though. 


My dad, um, "did time" in a prison down south for what has always remained a mystery, and he was a cook there.  As a fearless kid, he was the one who would feed me weird things like pigs feet, pickled watermelon rind, jambalaya, fried chicken gizzards and hearts, the calves liver with bacon and onions, all sorts of seafood, cheap caviar, and even escargot, which of course grossed my mother and older siblings out.  He was a fantastic cook.  A bonafide mental case, which is where I get my streak of craziness from, but a darned fine cook. 



I did try lamb and rice
i went to the site you linked - oh my gosh i wish i had not!!!  i want to rescue them all!!  but i would take * Wonder * in a second if i could.  i see he has sponsors but i may contact the rescue and see if i could donate to his care.  his story just made me cry 
Maybe it was lamb, Greek to me! ##
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the last time I held a leg of lamb...

it was frozen, from New Zealand....I just cradled it in my arms like a baby for a minute....$54.98...so I put it back in the freezer for the rich folk.


You'd really like lamb...it's got a very sweet taste.


Now, about the deer tenderloins....whoever served them to you didn't know how to season them correctly, bkz that is the best part.. Cat


     


I had Greek yesterday, but they did not have any lamb
settled for beef Gyro ? plate with Greek Salad, Rice, Yummy.

I first tried it (lamb) in London..Pretty good, sweet tasting though, like you say, Cat.

Soul Food Cookers like to cook lamp with collards, etc. Red Beans & Rice... Huh?
A GREEK restaurant with no lamb???--sm
not really GREEK then. geez. I LOVE real greek gyros!! yum!

as far as venison tenderloin, it depends on the age of the deer that was killed, how it was dressed and how soon, and most particularly on the COOK! The best meal I ever had was venison stew by someone who KNEW how to cook it!!! y'all made me hungry now. thanks!

To try lamb without the high price,
you might buy the blade chops. The cuts of lamb I've had have been very rich and high in fat, and I highly recommend putting at least rosemary on it. It will smell like something a chef would make.
Two come to mind, a lamb's wool mattress topper - sm
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