Bone-In Lamb Shoulder?
I used to get bone-in shoulder roasts fairly frequently in Nashville; I never did find a "butcher" (AKA Meat Department Guy) who could bone one, but although they're hard to carve and have a high bone-to-meat ratio they're so good to eat. Here, on the other hand, I'm finding boned shoulder, both frozen at places like Hawaii Supermarket (from China, about $8/lb) and fresh at Whole Foods (NZ I think, at $7/lb - go figure!). But I cannot find any bone-in shoulders. I've looked at Jon's in Glendale, assuming that a market with a heavily Middle-Eastern/Armenian clientele would have this, but no such luck. I'll start asking what real butchers I know of, but has anyone seen this anywhere on a regular basis? I'm dying to use one in a braise, and I want those bones in there!
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Valley Produce Market (in Simi, Reseda, and Valencia) has bone-in New Zealand lamb shoulder (frozen) for $2.99/lb now through October 5.
http://valleyproduce.fisherads.com/we...
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Valley Produce
18345 Vanowen St, Los Angeles, CA 91335 -
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re: AAQjr
Jordan Market also has a lot of very good persian-oriented produce and other persian food items including spices, cheeses and yogurts, and baked goods. They are friendly and helpful. There is parking in the alley in back if the street parking is full.
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Jordan Market
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I've purchased bone-in Australian lamb shoulder at SuperKing, the Anaheim store. It's been a couple years though.
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re: justanotherpenguin
EVERYTHING is horrible on that stretch of San Fernando, but if the Altadena store doesn't have it - and I don't think I've ever seen any lamb there at all - I'll just take my chances. I think I'll try Gelson's and Bristol Farms, just for grins; the latter was where a very nice young butcher happily trimmed and cut three lamb necks for me, and at a giveaway price. Thanks to everyone so far …
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re: bad nono
I adore Marconda. I bought our thermoelectric cooler for the car so that I could buy fish on hot days in the SGV, and those huge 1.5" thick pork steaks from Marconda, without having to worry about getting stuck in traffic. That was of course before gas was $4/gallon …
Nice to know they've got lamb shoulder. If we do that trip to LACMA Mrs. O has been hinting about it could happen. Thanks!
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