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Épaule d'Agneau – Shoulder of Lamb in French Cuisine.

from
Behind the French Menu
by
Bryan G. Newman
behindthefrenchmenu@gmail.com

 

      Braised shoulder of lamb
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Épaule d'Agneau – Lamb, in France, will be on far more menus than in North America or the UK. A shoulder of lamb is popular in French restaurants, and while it is less expensive than most other cuts, it is equally flavorful.   
  
Lamb shoulder on French Menus:
    
Épaule d'Agneau Cuit à la Broche -  Shoulder of lamb cooked on a spit.
  
Épaule d'Agneau Cuite Entière avec l'Os aux Herbes (Pour 3 ou 4 Personnes) – A whole,  very small, shoulder of lamb, probably weighing around 1.2 5 kilos (2.8 lbs) cooked with the bone, which is half of the weight, and flavored with herbs. This menu listing is offered for three or four diners who order it at the same time.
   

Barbecued shoulder of lamb.
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