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Does anyone have a good Lebanese recipe for Lamb?

Oh and Baklava

what do you mean by Lamb? which cuts? or do you mean a whole lamb as in 2ouzeh?

you got a good baklava recipe from someone up there whose talents are just emerging, can’t wait to discover the real person behind the…hmmm…Gorilla.

Edit: Classic marinate for lamb is mustard and rosemary.
classic lebanese style just put a dash of olive oil salt and pepper.
I personally love sate with lamb kebabs.

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