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What to do with Lamb short ribs?

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    Dave R
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    Anyone have a recipe to prepare Lamb short ribs? IMG_20190519_123422268_HDR.jpg

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      Anyone have a recipe to prepare Lamb short ribs? IMG_20190519_123422268_HDR.jpg

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      Dave R you might try food.com or allrecipes.com they are where I look for out of the normal ,one thing I have noticed is that most lamb recipes call for mint in the seasoning

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        Anyone have a recipe to prepare Lamb short ribs? IMG_20190519_123422268_HDR.jpg

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        Dave R I generally keep it simple with lamb. Olive oil, fresh rosemary, salt & cracked pepper. I’ve never been a fan of pairing with mint. I don’t even like mojitos. Lol

        Better Living Through BBQ!

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          Dave R I generally keep it simple with lamb. Olive oil, fresh rosemary, salt & cracked pepper. I’ve never been a fan of pairing with mint. I don’t even like mojitos. Lol

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          Joe Hell not a fan of lamb I usually mix it with Italian sausage ground beef and make meatballs out of it

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            Joe Hell not a fan of lamb I usually mix it with Italian sausage ground beef and make meatballs out of it

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            craigrice I tend agree. I’ve had such hit and miss with lamb that it’s been quite some time since I made it. The last was one my folks bought from my aunt and uncle and processed locally. The cuts were just strange to say the least. I don’t remember specifics but the ‘chops’ weren’t what I was used to. The meat was gamey and tough.

            When I was in high school my dad had a lamb butchered and my brother and I ate ALL of the chops in a middle of the night, secret, drunken bbq fest. He was so pissed off he didn’t even complain that we drank a case of his keystone ice.

            Better Living Through BBQ!

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              Dave R you might try food.com or allrecipes.com they are where I look for out of the normal ,one thing I have noticed is that most lamb recipes call for mint in the seasoning

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              craigrice thanks, I will check the sites out

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                craigrice I tend agree. I’ve had such hit and miss with lamb that it’s been quite some time since I made it. The last was one my folks bought from my aunt and uncle and processed locally. The cuts were just strange to say the least. I don’t remember specifics but the ‘chops’ weren’t what I was used to. The meat was gamey and tough.

                When I was in high school my dad had a lamb butchered and my brother and I ate ALL of the chops in a middle of the night, secret, drunken bbq fest. He was so pissed off he didn’t even complain that we drank a case of his keystone ice.

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                Joe Hell thanks, I have pretty good luck on the other cuts, but I never really tackled the ribs. There is not a lot to work with. I don’t want to waste a chance to experiment.

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                  Dave R I generally keep it simple with lamb. Olive oil, fresh rosemary, salt & cracked pepper. I’ve never been a fan of pairing with mint. I don’t even like mojitos. Lol

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                  Joe Hell
                  Hey Joe, After reading different recipes online, I’m on the same page as you with the addition on lemon juice and a little rice wine vinegar. a few days of wet rub and toss them on the grill. I like mint jelly, but not mint as a rub. thanks for your help. Ill post a photo when I get them off the grill.

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                    Joe Hell
                    Hey Joe, After reading different recipes online, I’m on the same page as you with the addition on lemon juice and a little rice wine vinegar. a few days of wet rub and toss them on the grill. I like mint jelly, but not mint as a rub. thanks for your help. Ill post a photo when I get them off the grill.

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                    Dave R I will sometimes use a quality balsamic on red meats. It has a great sweetness to it.

                    Better Living Through BBQ!

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                      Dave R I will sometimes use a quality balsamic on red meats. It has a great sweetness to it.

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                      Joe Hell
                      They turned out great.
                      A few days in a wet rub, seared on the grill and baked to render off the extra fat. Thanks for the assist.
                      ![0_1558615992171_IMG_20190522_180654742.jpg](Uploading 99%)

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                        Dave R something happened at 99%, if you have time can you try posting that again? Or you can email it to me at web@waltonsinc.com and i’ll attach it.

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                          Dave R something happened at 99%, if you have time can you try posting that again? Or you can email it to me at web@waltonsinc.com and i’ll attach it.

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                          Jonathon thanks for letting me know. I will try again. The file might be to large.

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                            Joe Hell
                            They turned out great.
                            A few days in a wet rub, seared on the grill and baked to render off the extra fat. Thanks for the assist.
                            ![0_1558615992171_IMG_20190522_180654742.jpg](Uploading 99%)

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                            Jonathon IMG_20190522_195735696_HDR.jpg

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                              Jonathon IMG_20190522_195735696_HDR.jpg

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                              Dave R Those look great! Good bark too!

                              Better Living Through BBQ!

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                                Jonathon IMG_20190522_195735696_HDR.jpg

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                                  Dave R Those look great! Good bark too!

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                                  Joe Hell thanks, a good rub, time and lemon juice and a hot grill did the trick.

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                                    Joe Hell thanks, a good rub, time and lemon juice and a hot grill did the trick.

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                                    Dave R I think I have some lamb buried deep in the freezer. Time to go excavating!

                                    Better Living Through BBQ!

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                                      Dave R I think I have some lamb buried deep in the freezer. Time to go excavating!

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                                      Joe Hell let me know what you find, it’s awesome grilled.

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                                        Joe Hell let me know what you find, it’s awesome grilled.

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                                        Dave R When I was in my early 20’s I had an entire lamb butchered as stew meat…the butcher thought I was crazy but did it anyway. My friends and I ate the whole thing in less than a week. Kabobs for everyone! They provided the beer…lots and LOTS of it!

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                                          Dave R When I was in my early 20’s I had an entire lamb butchered as stew meat…the butcher thought I was crazy but did it anyway. My friends and I ate the whole thing in less than a week. Kabobs for everyone! They provided the beer…lots and LOTS of it!

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                                          Joe Hell
                                          I have always been a firm believer in a few ice cold beers go with almost everything. Well maybe not cereal.

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