Where to get lamb?
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Where to get lamb?
Where is a good place (preferably in Lakewood) to get lamb? Watching Anthony Bourdain visit Iceland makes me want to make a traditional Icelandic soup...
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Bah, I don't have a Costco membership. Heinen's website has lamb recipes, so I'm guessing they have it there...
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I'll give that a shot. Heinen's is convenient because there's one down the street from the office.
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As for lamb, I do like the Costco lamb or I get it at the West Side Market.
I find it difficult to get what I want at any of the grocery stores. I would guess that TJ's would be accommodating as always if you order in advance, but small stores can't really get one piece-part, so you need to go somewhere where you could get a whole lamb to get a particular cut.
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As for lamb, I do like the Costco lamb or I get it at the West Side Market.
I find it difficult to get what I want at any of the grocery stores. I would guess that TJ's would be accommodating as always if you order in advance, but small stores can't really get one piece-part, so you need to go somewhere where you could get a whole lamb to get a particular cut.
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I'd have to say lamb is one of my favorite meats. Other people dislike it so I guess it may be an acquired taste.
Growing up we always ate it VERY overcooked, but at least to cooked to the point of being tender again. My mom made gravy with it so it was more like stew.
Once you eat a piece of lamb that is cooked, as Jeff said, just under medium, you'll never go back.
Growing up we always ate it VERY overcooked, but at least to cooked to the point of being tender again. My mom made gravy with it so it was more like stew.
Once you eat a piece of lamb that is cooked, as Jeff said, just under medium, you'll never go back.
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lamb
one of the middle east groceries along w.117/Lorain has "whole" goats. I would surmise there are lamb options also available.
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