/ck/ - Food & Cooking

>>16460831
Nobody likes mutton. Only muslims and jews eat it, because it's cheap and they can't simply buy pork.

>>16460831
Mutton, no. Way too gamey.
Lamb, ehh in small quantities, but it's great when it's blended with pork and spices to make your own gyro meat

>>16460831
I’m Greek Orthodox so yeah everyone I know eats lamb. Roast a whole one on a spit for holidays.

>>16460844
>>16460846
The next time you're at a BBQ, try out these lamb skewers; delicious and super easy in terms of prep. They're originally from Western China but they've become super popular in all of Asia as of late. Growing up I'd visit my dad who worked in China and eat a couple of them every night. The key is cumin, it activates the lamb and takes it to flavortown. You can probably find them at certain Chinese restaurants too. I miss good Chinese BBQ, so as of late I've just been doing it myself. My white bros ate like 30 of my skewers during the 4th of July, I've thoroughly converted them to lamb eaters.

>>16460831
Lamb or mutton is without a doubt the best meat. You just don't get better than a good lamb madras.

Do Americans really not eat lamb?

>>16460894
This. What this anon right here said. I ate a ton of these when I lived in China. Tasty as hell, and a great late-night drunk food. The cumin very much makes the recipe. Cook over wood coals, if at all possible.
I've actually put serious thought into opening a mobile chuan'r station so I can hit all the bars in town, making people delicious chaun'r of various meats.

>>16460831
it tastes like wool, thats the issue, the wool seals in a lot of odd flavours

>>16460844
lamb is like the one meat no religion has banned because it's so good it'd be a crime

Fuckin love lamb.

>>16461212
>it tastes like wool

Do Americans really?