Is This Why Americans Don't Like Lamb?

[JortsKitchen]

👇🏼 FULL RECIPE 👇🏼

🔸Season American raised Lamb with Salt and Pepper
🔹Sear on high heat for about 4 minutes in total
🔸Blend 6 cloves of garlic, 1 cup of bread crumbs, 1/2 cup of parsley, and 1/2 cup of parmesan
🔹Coat your Lamb in mustard and roll in the blended herb mixture.
🔸Insert your Thermopro Tempspike to track the temperature
🔹Smoke at 275°F
🔸Blend 2-3 cups of mint with 2 cups of water and strain into a spray bottle
🔹Spritz your Lamb 2 to 3 times while it cooks.
🔸Your Lamb is done when the temperature reaches 140°F
🔹Drizzle some balsamic vinegar and enjoy.

[byznkingnig]

Fun fact guys - I’m from New Zealand, and our meat that’s exported overseas is cheaper and better quality than the shit we have here 🤦🏽‍♂️

[AlexPantsFace]

The US also allows all sheep to be sold as lamb instead of requiring a distinction between lamb and mutton

[christiaanridders]

"Lamb isn't your favourite because you can't cook."

[hlessiavedon]

Another big reason is price. Here in Arizona, lamb rib chops go for around $23usd per pound, or around €46 per kilogram. The european average is around €22 per kilo.

[ellenahs]

Sir, that grass fed flavor is the reason I love lamb.

[xqcmefz]

When they say something so grain-fed, you just hit them with that hunter-gatherer stare.

[degov]

"Lamb isn't your favorite because you're making a simple mistake when buying it."
I agree, my simple mistake is lamb being expensive around me 😅

[faeself]

I "Don't" like lamb because everyone want to put mint on it

[mr.kittysavestheworld]

This is the first I'm hearing about Americans not liking lamb. I love it, and I've never met a person who actively hates it.

[DrFranklynAnderson]

“Lamb isn’t your favorite.”

_Ethnically-Greek Americans have left the chat._

[thissiteiscrazy]

The Nintendo cartridge, just casually sitting on the lamb

[NomadTheProtogen]

I didn’t know we didn’t like lamb. I friggin love it.

[maggiep]

I'm an American who loves lamb. The problem is lamb is expensive now. Used to be cheaper than beef about 30 years ago.

[Triforcebro]

His supplies cost more than the lamb itself.

[Probziiphobia]

Lamb with a hint of that Nintendo switch cartridge flavoring.

[sananaryon]

I grew up in iceland, where the lamb feed on wild thyme (or Blood Mountain Thyme as it's called in icelandic which is metal as hell). Once you've tried Icelandic lamb, you'll never want anything else

[AltLmaoo]

Dude that mint sprits shit sounds so good on a fuck ton of things

[frostedflake]

His advice is, "If you don't like lamb, do everything you can to hide the taste."

[RedYoshiGD]

I think the switch cartridge gives it a more of a bitter note i dont like it.