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Author Topic: What's on the grill, folks?  (Read 1177003 times)

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Nothin' fancy here Leech, just straight atcha lamburgers & assorted peas, garlic & herb cheese curds, celery & glenn's fave. Evasive maneuvers protected my chastity once again... :happy1:
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 :happy1: did burgers meself last night!!!!!! no CC allowed in this house though!!!!!! :rotflmao: :rotflmao:
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Nothin' fancy here Leech, just straight atcha lamburgers & assorted peas, garlic & herb cheese curds, celery & glenn's fave. Evasive maneuvers protected my chastity once again... :happy1:
Well, did you shake or stir that fancy drink?   :scratch:

Poor little lamb.  :sad:
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Dat G&T was stirred. Never had one shaken that I remember altho I have fallen on my behind a few times afterwards. Dat shook me up a little. Actually the lamburger last nite was a taste test. We had a buck & a ewe lamb born late last year that didn't fit into our plans. The ewe lamb went to another customer and someone wanted a half a lamb so we split the buck lamb with them. It was an uncastrated buck lamb but pretty young in the overall scheme of things. I'm always a little gun shy about those. If they go too long the meat can become tainted. Not the case here. Bronco Billy as I called him tasted just fine! 😋 
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Dat G&T was stirred. Never had one shaken that I remember altho I have fallen on my behind a few times afterwards. Actually the lamburger last nite was a taste test. We had a buck & a ewe lamb born late last year that didn't fit into our plans. The ewe lamb went to another customer and someone wanted a half a lamb so we split the buck lamb with them. It was an uncastrated buck lamb but pretty young in the overall scheme of things. I'm always a little gun shy about those. If they go too long the meat can become tainted. Not the case here. Bronco Billy as I called him tasted just fine! 😋
Well never had lamb burger but you got my intrest, so I'm on my way to St. Joe's meats to pick up a lbs for the grill tonight.  Any seasoning suggestions? 😋
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Dat G&T was stirred. Never had one shaken that I remember altho I have fallen on my behind a few times afterwards. Actually the lamburger last nite was a taste test. We had a buck & a ewe lamb born late last year that didn't fit into our plans. The ewe lamb went to another customer and someone wanted a half a lamb so we split the buck lamb with them. It was an uncastrated buck lamb but pretty young in the overall scheme of things. I'm always a little gun shy about those. If they go too long the meat can become tainted. Not the case here. Bronco Billy as I called him tasted just fine! 😋
Well never had lamb burger but you got my intrest, so I'm on my way to St. Joe's meats to pick up a lbs for the grill tonight.  Any seasoning suggestions? 😋
gin and tonics seem the be the seasoning of choice for dotch! :rotflmao:
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 :tut: :tut: :tut: I gots a lot of free time on my hands to get to the post office today! Goes well with CC BTW... :rotflmao:

I usually just season mine with the same commercial hamburger seasoning I have in the cupboard altho I change it up from time to time. If you want to taste the more subtle nuances of lamb vs. beef, Cavenders is a nice place to start. Lamb melds well with curry powder, some garlic salt & pepper as well. Simple but effective. Smokehouse Maple is another one of my faves altho the wife doesn't like that one. Too sweet for her tastes. Garlic & Herb is another old standy. Sometimes Swiss or provolone find their way atop the burgers too. Sumbitch! Stomach's growling. It's getting close to lunch... :hubba:
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:tut: :tut: :tut: I gots a lot of free time on my hands to get to the post office today! Goes well with CC BTW... :rotflmao:

I usually just season mine with the same commercial hamburger seasoning I have in the cupboard altho I change it up from time to time. If you want to taste the more subtle nuances of lamb vs. beef, Cavenders is a nice place to start. Lamb melds well with curry powder, some garlic salt & pepper as well. Simple but effective. Smokehouse Maple is another one of my faves altho the wife doesn't like that one. Too sweet for her tastes. Garlic & Herb is another old standy. Sometimes Swiss or provolone find their way atop the burgers too. Sumbitch! Stomach's growling. It's getting close to lunch... :hubba:
Well, I'll have to say for my first time lamb was darn good.  Did it on the charcoal grill, toasted buns, cheese, bacon and a touch of Montreal steak on it and it was great. Even the wife thought it was good! 😋
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Bravo, Leech! And as a lamb producer, we'll make more!  :happy1:

I was a little concerned that you might not have a good experience. Quality and flavor can be variable from some retail outlets. A meat market > a grocery store chain. The place you got it from must have a line on the "good stuff". You did it up right too. The charcoal grill is a great way to go. It's the only way I do lamburger aside from in basketti sauce. Your add-ons were perfect companions. I think the McCormick Montreal Steak & the McCormick hamburger seasoning taste similar, only the hamburger seasoning is ground a little finer. They'll both work as you point out.  👍   
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