lamb steaks

[camp_cookie]

Cross cut lamb steak from a leg of lamb (sorry for the pic quality).

This was the first time I had ever had lamb. It is seasoned with kosher salt and fresh ground black pepper and grilled direct over Royal Oak lump in my Weber kettle.

I absolutely loved it. The flavor was outstanding, and it was very moist and tender. This is going to become a standard cook in our house now. The wife was dead set against trying lamb. She worked late tonight and came home as the little girl and I were eating. I offered her a piece of my "steak". She raved over it and didn't get mad when I told her what it was. She also immediately laid claim to the left over steak for her lunch tomorrow.

 

[walking dude]

nice dude..........have yet to try lamb.............i have eaten ewe.......cubed up and deep fat fried..........but lamb is too expensive round here........but that DOES look good

 

[camp_cookie]

The lamb was $3.99 per pound. The entire leg (boneless) was $24, and I got 10 steaks out of it.

 

[walking dude]

crap..............do you ship?
LOLOL

 

[hockeyhead]

That looks awsome!! Will try myself soon!

 

[camp_cookie]

Sorry. I didn't see this until just now. There is a locally owned butcher shop near me. The lamb isn't a normal stock item. He ordered it for me at my request. I don't know if that is the regular price as it would be for a stock item or if he gave me a cut rate for it being an order.

 

[walking dude]

yeah.......lamb is higher here than prime rib

 

[zzerru]

lamb is a common fare around here as we have a large greek an ME population. $3.99 for boneless LoL seems about right. Its great slow-roasted whole and stuffed with garlic!

 

[heapomeat]

We can get lamb most the time here in Seattle, just put a couple roasts in the freezer, $3.99 a pound for bone in roast or steaks, $5.99 for boneless.

Let me know if anyone wants me to ship, I take paypal and would do an overnight shipment via USPS.


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