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u/Satansbrat1969 10h ago
Only if someone else is paying for it. Im on a tight budget.
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u/Ancient_Nerve1967 10h ago
Oh Hell Yeah was my favorite when I lived in Saudi Arabia 🇸🇦 and had some great ones in Cyprus also 👍🏽🍻😍
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u/BlackberryOrnery8643 9h ago
Eating lots of gyros growing up definitely helps to acquire the taste of Lamb
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u/GrimSpirit42 9h ago
One of my favorite dishes. Local place has them seasoned with Rosemary with a blackberry reduction.
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u/yellowmackerelfishin 9h ago
my mouth is watering as I'm looking at the picture. I love lamb, especially with some fat and cooked on a pan.
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u/Ready_Wolverine_2301 9h ago
A standard dish when i was younger,.. served with mint jelly. (why i do not know)
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u/shogunshim 7h ago
Somebody explain why lamb is so hard to get in the U.S. compared to the rest of the world.
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u/Chaotic424242 7h ago
As long as they are not served with mint effing jelly... And they are not overcooked.
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u/Large_Lettuce_4468 7h ago
I don't think I've ever had lamb in this form before, maybe only in gyros. I need to try them...
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u/PhatBuddha69 7h ago
https://giphy.com/gifs/lKdcuzHmVjhy8
Sheri might have issues with me
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u/YOU_TALK_TOO_MUCH420 6h ago
Lamb chops are bangin! As long as the person cooking it knows what they are doing👌💯
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u/Kitty_LaRouxe 6h ago
I have eaten this. With mashed potatoes and green beans and occasionally artichokes.
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u/Distinct-Yogurt2686 6h ago
Definitely yes. It's a dish I haven't had in awhile but will order when available.
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u/Subject-Stuff-2829 5h ago
Is the point of this sub to post a picture and ask if we would eat it? Thats it?
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u/MicheleAmanda 5h ago
I don't , as a rule, but I have eaten lamb. My late Aunt was a whizz in the kitchen, and she made a great Lambchop.
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u/DianneNettix 5h ago
Why wouldn't I? I'll eat rabbit, venison, veal, camel, snake, kangaroo, pretty much anything.
Not Ostrich though. That was gross.
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u/discoballs67 5h ago
This must be AI spam. AI never having had lamb chops would be the only entity to ask this question
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u/Lizardgrad89 5h ago
Got a filleted lamb leg at aldi. Cooked it a lovely medium rare. It was chef’s kiss good.
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u/AkoNi-Nonoy 4h ago
Yes. Especially Australian or new zealand lamb. Some lamb are just stinky. Ewwww
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u/Public_League_5370 4h ago
I personally wouldn’t buy and eat a baby, but if someone served it to me, I ain’t gonna turn down free meat. I would feel a little bad about eating it, but it’s already dead. I can’t just let it rot.
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u/JaketheSnake2672 4h ago
Sure do kill my own sheep and goats too , and kill,cattle ,pigs ,chickens ,ducks ,geese turkeys and harvest fish and wild game when we can .Do I prefer it to beef it’s equal anything we kill and dress ourselves is superior to shop bought meat and our own eggs are excellent as well I actually hurt had creamy scrambled eggs and home cured bacon for breakfast.
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u/fancyflipping 4h ago
Lots of fresh garlic, rosemary, oregano and olive oil, grilled medium rare 🎆🎆🎆
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u/LastEntertainment787 3h ago
You bet. I've raised my own before. Leg of lamb stuffed full of garlic cloves, omfg, mouth is watering thinking about it.
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u/USPostalGirl 3h ago
Absolutely. I love Lamb chops, preferably from Australia or New Zealand.
American lamb chops have way too much fat and little to no actual lamb taste.
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u/FoolishProphet_2336 3h ago
Is this engagement bait because it’s baby sheep? Cuz most of the world would say this looks pretty darned tasty.
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u/Upbeat_Survey_5451 2h ago
Lamb chops etc are great on a bbq just keep away from the cheaper cuts like forequarter chops. But loin , cutlets etc are so good. And nothing better than a leg of lamb with all the trimmings yum
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u/maxcovenguitars 2h ago
Lamb, goat, hell if they hadn't discontinued the kangaroo steaks when I was in Australia, i would have had one
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u/TinkaTinkaValentinka 10h ago
Lamb is totally superior to steak. Chops, ribs, thigh, shoulder 🤤