Depends on how long ago you last had roast lamb, as compared to how long it has been since you've had some other delicacy.
I tend to avoid lamb, but not due to any lack of love for the delicious stuff. I tend to avoid it because it is in my experience terribly difficult to use well as leftovers. When you're only feeding two people, a hunk of lamb big enough to roast properly will leave you with lots of levftovers.
So, on holidays, I tend to lean towards birds (duck, goose, and turkey), which lend themselves more to recycling.
When I have leftover lamb, I make Lamb Vindaloo. When jducoeur has leftover lamb, he makes Fidaush . Thus, I have to buy enough lamb so that each of us gets some left over.
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I tend to avoid lamb, but not due to any lack of love for the delicious stuff. I tend to avoid it because it is in my experience terribly difficult to use well as leftovers. When you're only feeding two people, a hunk of lamb big enough to roast properly will leave you with lots of levftovers.
So, on holidays, I tend to lean towards birds (duck, goose, and turkey), which lend themselves more to recycling.
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