- Oct 7, 2015
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Mine went 2 hour. It was to be dinner with the wifes niece & nephew who reneged. That when I made my marinate. I took mine out of the net, cooked an hour and half the unfolded it.About to put a boneless leg of lamb on the Kamado in a few minutes. Hope it comes out like baboon’s.
I made a sammich with it on sour dough with mayo only, no mustards, onions, pickles, cheesed it was awesome. My marinade really made mine shine, it would be killer on venison too.Just finished it. Went about two hours as well.
Not my best output from the Kamado, but my mom and son liked it. Wife would not touch it.
Not that I could find the spices around here without ordering them, but I would mind knowing how she spices her lamb. Not really wanting it in a sauce rather to marinate in for the grill.Wife is Moroccan. So yeah, we eat lamb sometimes.
Yum.
Pita bread does not exist around here. Tzatziki sauce can be made pretty easily. I'm mighty content with it just cold & sliced on sour dough with mayo.It makes a rather delicious gyro. That is all I am saying.
Love me some Turkish kababsSpent a lot of time in the ME and Near East. One of the few (perhaps the only) thing the Rag Heads can do worth a damn is roast a lamb. Best I've ever had!!!
Not that I could find the spices around here without ordering them, but I would mind knowing how she spices her lamb. Not really wanting it in a sauce rather to marinate in for the grill.
Could be lots of people are told lamb when it's a goat. Another thing is both need to be bleed out like a hog. Goats in the turd world are likely to get old as they have more value to the owner for their milk which is made into cheese.I've been all over the world and had it several times. Only once that was almost edible. The other times, I wouldn't feed it to my dog. I would rather eat deer meat from a buck in rut that has feeding on cedar buds in a bad year.
Maybe it wasn't young enough.
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