Whats The Best Lamb To Buy For A

[trt]

casserole, cooked in a slow cooker, not fatty? Thanks.

[MargoTester]

I think neck fillet is the best, not fatty, easy to cube up and very tasty.

[MargoTester]

Best lamb fillet neck Recipes : Food Network UK
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[shoota]

I agree with Margo

[dannyk13]

Neck fillet is good for casseroles

[MargoTester]

Have a look at 'MAry Berry's special part 2 lamb tagine daily Mail online' receipe it is delicious. For some reason I can't get the link to work but just type it into Google

[Mamyalynne]

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/home/you/article-2336232/Mary-Berry-Special-Part-Two-Lamb-tagine.html

[shoota]

Incidentally neck of venison is also good in a casserole.

[DTCwordfan]

Oh deer ^

Neck.....

[nannybooby]

Neck fillets ......I buy frozen ones from Waitrose they are good value.

[trt]

Thanks folks, looks like its going to be neck, and Ta for the recipes.

And best answer to you all.

[atalanta]

Lamb is young fresh meat, and does not need slow cooking. Now mutton is a different kettle of fish altogether - deeper flavour which responds well to slow cooking.

[S_Clarke33]

I like the leg best.Tesco have a good range of cuts at the moment

[Retrochic]

I use shoulder of lamb. You can cut the fat off but you need some fat for flavour. Its easy with a casserole to skim off the fat after cooking with a kitchen towel, or leave it to cool and scrape it off.