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Sean

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One of my favorite meals. Some really cool wild rice blend from Cheiftain wild rice.

I have been thinking about trying a confit of lamb shank. It has the same individual muscle structure that duck does, and would probably be awsome. Maybe for Christmas.

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Yea, braised, and thanks. The green is parsley, garlic, olive oil, a bit of anchovy, lemon zest, a bit of caper, and just a splash of cider vinegar. It is a nice little freshness with all that richness. (Gremolata)
 
I had some rosemary lamb sausage the other day. It got me excited to go back to Argentina in 2 weeks!

Beef is still king there (also excited for that) but down in Patagonia they roast whole lamb over wood fire. Fantastic.
 
When I have lamb I'm usually making gyros from it for Souvlaki sandwiches. Make the pita bread from scratch myself (from an Olga's recipe) and homemade Tzatziki using Greek yogurt.
Powerful good.
 

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