California Farm Lamb Neck Bones

A Dorper meat lamb has tasty meaty neck bones. And neck bones are inexpensive. Two half neckbones make a full dinner for one. After serving, the neck bones can be used to make 4 cups of broth for soup and gravy.
California Farm Lamb Neck Bones
A Dorper meat lamb has tasty meaty neck bones. And neck bones are inexpensive. Two half neckbones make a full dinner for one. After serving, the neck bones can be used to make 4 cups of broth for soup and gravy.
Cooking Instructions
- 1
Heat 6 half neckbones in cup of water in deep cast iron skillet on low flame, lid on, till fat has melted, about an hour. Flip neckbones and finish till tender.‘
- 2
Fry 3 yukon potatoes, 3 onion quarters, 3 mushrooms, 3 chunked carrots and 3 cloves of garlic when lambsfat has been rendered, low flame. Remove vegetables when done. Keep vegetables warm.
- 3
Test meat with fork. When meat falls off the bone, serve deboned meat with vegetables. Leave bones back in skillet, add 2 cups water and 2 cups of wine, lid on, simmer 3 hours. Bones go to garden fermenter, freeze broth to make soup or gravy.
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