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Lamb is delicious and
healthy!
When
you’re trying to be healthy and craving flavor, lean
lamb is the delectable choice. A 3-ounce serving of
American lamb has no carbohydrates and only 176
calories. That same serving can provide more than 40% of
the Recommended Daily Allowance for protein.
Compared
to other meats, lamb contains little fat marbling
throughout the meat – and since most of the fat is
limited to the outside edges, it’s easily trimmed.
That means fewer calories. It’s naturally mild and
sweet and when you buy Superior Farms lamb, you know you
are making the superior selection! Learn how to
cook lamb with our easy cooking instructions, then try one of our
great lamb recipes and see for
yourself! Or you can
order printed lamb recipes for your cookbook at
home!
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U.S.
Recommended Daily Reference Values provided by a 3-ounce
serving of cooked lean lamb:
Protein 48%
Vitamin B12 37%
Niacin
27%
Zinc 30%
Riboflavin
14%
Iron 10%
Calories
9%
Where to find lamb
Superior
Farms lamb and other products are available at grocery
stores throughout the United States. Our delicious American grown lamb makes
the perfect meal for your family. Contact us to find
Superior Farms lamb products near you, or ask your local
grocer. Where can you buy Superior Farms lamb?
Click here to find
grocery stores in your area!
Do you have a
favorite lamb recipe? Submit it here and be featured on
our website and newsletter! If your recipe is chosen as
our "Lamb Lover's Recipe of the Month", you will win a bottle of
Superior Farms Garlic Lamb Seasoning, as well as a $25 gift card
to the Supermarket of your choice! Enter your original
lamb recipe today!
Frenching a Rack of Lamb
Have
you ever wondered how professional chefs "french" a rack
of lamb?
Click here to see a video and learn to do it at
home! Then try one of our
rack of lamb recipes from our virtual kitchen!
Click here to
find grocery stores in your area that carry Superior
Farms Lamb & Veal!
Storing
Lamb
Refrigerate
ground lamb for up to 2 days and lamb cuts and roasts
for up to 3 days. To freeze lamb, rewrap it in freezer
paper or freezer plastic bags. Make sure to squeeze out
all air from the bag. Label and freeze ground lamb for
up to 3-4 months and lamb cuts or roasts for up to 6-9
months.
How
to cook lamb
Lamb is
easy and versatile to prepare by broiling,
roasting, braising, pan frying,
stir frying or
grilling. Click
here for easy to prepare lamb
recipes.
The
USDA recommends using a meat thermometer to check for
safe cooking temperatures and doneness of lamb. Cook
ground lamb to an internal temperature of 160F. Steaks
and roasts should be cooked to 145 degrees F
(medium-rare), 160 degrees (medium) or 170 degrees (well
done.)
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Sheep
Are Green!
Sheep
are a natural, low-cost means of managing our
environment. Proper grazing can benefit the
environment as well as wildlife, the tax-paying
public and consumers. Visit the American Sheep
Industry Association at www.sheepusa.org
for their series of brochures and other articles
identifying ways in which sheep protect and
enhance our natural resources.
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