Did any of ye have lamb for Easter dinner

Username John

Hello,

So - did ye have lamb for Easter dinner?

We killed a lamb here last year, and there's still some bits left.

We wouldn't be big fans of it - it was a bit too default growing up. If there was nothing else to eat - it was lamb for dinner...

So - seeing as ye have lamb out in the fields, did ye have lamb for the dinner today? (Seeing as lamb is a big thing for Easter)

Do ye eat lamb?

Green farmer

I don't really eat lamb. If i didn't have sheep might be different. I get a hogget done for my parents every now and again. They tell me it's very tasty and love it. Grass fed animals that have been well looked after.

gazahayes

13 here for dinner full leg of lamb weighed around 8 pound not much of it left now. One of my own lambs from last year. Did most of the cooking myself.
I'll eat lamb every day of the year if it's there. Work in a piggery aswell but won't eat much pork and bacon if I can avoid it. You can't beat home grown food.

sea12

Like lamb chops but not lev of lamb. But had it today in the mother in laws. Was very tasty. Was the butchers lamb not my own.

Nekarsulm

Had it on Saturday, leg of lamb from one we put in the freezer last autumn.One of a bunch I bought earlier, when shearing it turned out to be a weather ram was included in the bunch.:rolleyes: Was lovely. Wouldn't have it very often, so nice for a change.

jt65

have lamb most sundays so yesterday was no different

usually stock up the freezer in the autumn ( & a few other orders as well)

we only kill vendeen X now as we think it's the nicest & our customers think the same

razor8

As much as I love working with sheep the smell of a leg of lamb makes me wrench. I wouldn't eat chops twice in the year either so not a good advert for eating lamb at this house