[Sca-cooks] Lamb recipes
Stefan li Rous
stefan at texas.net
Sun Mar 31 23:05:15 PST 2002
Maeve said:
> --Maire asks .what's everyone's favorite lamb recipes?
>
> Well I like the twice cooked lamb in ale and mustard, I forget where it's
> from (not around the cookbooks right now) It will be popular with even
> those who don't like lamb. You put mustard on bread slices at the end of
> cooking and allow the bread to thicken the sauce.
Sounds interesting, although I doubt I can get my wife to try it. Maybe I
should just cook it, not say what it is and see if she will eat it. Hey, it
worked with Calamari. I jokingly suggested we should get some at a resturant
and she took me up on it. She didn't ask me what it was, so I didn't tell
her. She likes it. If she knew it was seafood, she wouldn't have tried it.
When you find your cookbooks could you please post it sometime?
> My current new favorite is one that I just got at a cooking class with Joyce
> Goldstein (She wrote Sephardic Flavors - Jewish Cooking of the
> Mediterranean). It uses lamb shoulder, cubed and cooked slowly with onions
> and wine, and the liquid is thickened with egg yolks, it was yummy and I
> think we may have that for dinner tonight....
This recipe would be nice also.
Of course I have to be able to find lamb. Hopefully at a reasonable price.
> Other news, we just got a chicken tractor full of Silver Dorkings (very old
> breed) for the front yard. Anyone else on the list keep chickens?
Uh, what's a "chicken tractor"?
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THLord Stefan li Rous Barony of Bryn Gwlad Kingdom of Ansteorra
Mark S. Harris Austin, Texas stefan at texas.net
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