Do you eat lamb or sheep meat?

Hi again,yes I love it!!Nice young lamb from Macedonia are the best!!I like it when i prepare soup or with green beans!!I know that a lamb have strong smell ,but if you buy a young one it would be less smelling!!It is very good for bit a smell to put few foliage of laurel!I cant imagine Easter without young lamb and fresh green onion!!Regards Silvana

Lamb is my favourite meat! Roasted or grilled or in a ragout: it is tender, flavorsome and delicious. Many people would say it is our country's national dish...

Yes... I love lamb. I just had a roast lamb tonight. And I love the smell of it. But I live on a sheep farm... and I don't always like the smell of the real thing. In the shearing shed... the smell gets into everything.

I did a science project where I had an incubator and I saw a chicken being hatched and had it for a while until my dad took it to a farm. Then for about a year or so, I didn't eat much chicken.. I do eat lamb for the spring feast, I love it with mint jelly..:)

We eat Lamb Chops baked in oven or roasted outside on the braai. Lamb Curry is also good. Some Indian people(religious reasons)do not eat beef (cow is sacred)so I cook a lot of Lamb and Mutton as it forms a large part of Indian Cuisine.

i didn;t eat sheep and lamb meet and i don't like it and i will not touch them. i eat chicken and goat and not other animals.

The only time I eat lamb is when I go to a restaurant. It has been many years since I have eaten lamb. It is not something I buy at the supermarket. If the restaurant serves it I may order it.

I don't think we eat lamb meat, but we eat goat meat here. Actually, goat meat also has a special smell. Fortunately, I can bear it. But I just have goat meat several times one year. Eating goat meat in winter is popular here, especially the soup. A bowl of hot soup with goat meat will warm you up in winter.

Hi violet, you won't believe it, but my parents made me the same thing. They also bought a little lamb for eastern and when I was happy to have a new friends, they tell me they are gonna kill it. I was crying so hard , i remeber too. But I did eat it probably too, I don't remeber. I didn't have it for long time , but last time we were in the store we have seen it is really easy to buy it here. So i try to cook it and it was really delicious. I made mine with garlic and rosemary. To remove smell from the meat you might try to soak it in the milk over night. My mum is using the same thing for fish and it really works.

I do eat lamb. But not to often. Lamb meat is expensive compare to other meat, so of course can not cook and eat lamb so often. But if I have to cook lamb, I will put lamb in the grill after marinate it with some herbs and soy ketchup. Hm.. it is really nice meal!

yeap i eat lamb and camel also you can cook 1st the lamb in the water after boil for 15 mins washed it again and boiled again for the second time and put some cardamom,cinnamon stick,some spices and after boiled for 15 mins again washed it and cook it the way you like it. i usually cooked lamb 2x a week:-)

yes i eat alot of lamb....lamb soup...chops ...everything...its better than other red meat i guess....and it is protienacious...too. Regards] Harry

hmmmmm ... I also eat lamb, but usually in cary and satay mode, after read your topic, I got your points, I also have expirenced like you but not on lamb, actually on rabbit T_T ... so poor whe saw its to be kill .. eugh...... but the filing only lasting arround few years, after that, still eat again.

I think lamb meati s gross, i've never had sheep meat though.

I've had lamb in the past and actually have enjoyed it (I love Greek food and some of the dishes I've had over the yrs were lamb)....I've also had goat which is ok...a little too fatty for me though but that could be the cut maybe I dunno...

I'd eat it any time it was prepared for me...yum

I eat lamb from time to time but not too often. It is pretty good. I too can smell the herbs and I can always imagine the distinct taste.

While spending a summer vacation on my grandparents farm I had a pet calf. I really loved that calf. Then one day it disappeared. I'm pretty sure I ate it for dinner without knowing it. I forget what they told me happened to the calf, I was very young. But for sure they lied to me because one time my grandfather took me fishing and I cried so hard over the poor fish that he finally had to dump them all back in the river, so he knew about my 'sensitivities'. My mother once tried to force me to eat some chickens that had been my dear pets. That was a very unpleasant evening in our home. When I got older I became pretty much a vegetarian for awhile because the idea of taking another life to sustain my own was so sad to me. When I realized that carrots and apples are alive too, I justified my not eating meat with that I didn't want to eat anything that could run from me to save it's life, or look at me with terror in it's eyes. These days I have taken a more relaxed view. I have had to since my kitties regularly bring their catch inside to play with and eat. I have realized that that is the way of life. Nor do I believe in 'one life is all'... I believe we all, 4 legged beasts or 2 legged beasts, come back again and again, not to play out some karmic role, but for the fun of it. I am no longer a vegetarian, and yes, I love lamb. Especially lamb curry! Although, if I had to go out and kill it and gut it and skin it first, I think I would stick to roots, nuts, berries, and steamed nettles! Mushrooms too, except only the ones I could positively identify! I've read of some pretty horrid deaths from eating certain mushrooms!