I've had some very tasty lamb ribs. It's much richer than beef or pork, so the smaller amount of meat on the bone is perfect.

So I read this article (How Single Photographs Are Saving The Lives Of Shelter Animals Across The Country) about how good-quality photographs make it more likely a shelter animal will be adopted, so I decided to volunteer as a pet photographer.

I've sent an email to one shelter already--I'm crossing my fingers that they will want me.

Is there really enough meat on ribs to make it worth the mess and fussing with bones?

If you cook them in a slow cooker, the meat basically falls off the bones anyway, so there's not much fuss involved in getting to the tasty tasty meat.

Damn it. Now I want ribs.

Is there really enough meat on ribs to make it worth the mess and fussing with bones?

For lamb, it depends on the lamb - I find Sonoma lambs to be meatier. But we also like to get loin chops and cook them up like steaks.

tommyrot, that's so cool!

tommy, what an excellent idea!

I've been hanging out, playing with yarn and listening to an excellent version of Dracula from Audible.

Timelies all!

Never had lamb ribs. The last few times I've had beef short ribs, it was more like stew meat. I guess that's how some places cook them....

Hubby made lamb meatloaf once. Fortunately he makes mini-loaves or there may have been snarls over seconds.

Lovely idea, tommyrot.

I love Facebook, it tells me that Hubby got home from the doctor's office safely and is cognizant enough to post stupid cat things.

Asked BL what she planned to do with all the unplanted bulbs. She snorted a laugh. So I told her what my plan was, which she won't help me with. That's okay, it's only thousands of dollars of plants rotting away. She spent the entire day working in creating a blog for work. Which is nice, but not what we need to deal with immediately. Now in working on fixing the plant orders age submitted because missed a lot, and hasn't given any thought to budget (or design or quantities needed for actual square footage, or sequence of bloom, etc.).

But hey, a blog! Go horticulture!