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I was wondering how the texture or mouth feel compares to pork or if it can even be used in sausage. I am going to try making my own versin of Boudin Sausage with lamb and chicken liver.
Lamb fat can be quite strong flavored, but if you like the flavor, you can certainly use it in sausage...it's all it what you're used to,
Like beef fat, it has a heavier mouth feel than pork fat.
Lamb fat can be quite strong flavored, but if you like the flavor, you can certainly use it in sausage...it's all it what you're used to,
Like beef fat, it has a heavier mouth feel than pork fat.
~Martin
YEP! it is strong and not for everyone...Me, I grew up eating Lamb and Love it! My wife rarely had Lamb because her Dad was stationed in New Zealand during WW2 and had to eat Mutton 3X a day until he despised even the smell of cooking Lamb or Sheep. My wife will eat it but it has to be very lean and well trimmed. The mouth feel is very close to Beef and will make the Sausage very Rich. Should be interesting...JJ
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