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Lamb

Appears in
Treasured Polish Recipes for Americans

By Polanie Club

Published 1948

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Lamb is the flesh of young sheep. All cuts of lamb are tender. It is served medium-done and well-done but never lukewarm because the fat cakes rapidly. The meat of lamb is dark red in color and the fat is a delicate white. Mutton is the flesh of mature sheep and requires longer cooking periods.

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