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Largest Reasons Why Ham, Brisket, And Lamb Are Springtime Traditions
The Seasonal Meats of Spring: Tradition, Sustainability and Flavor on Your Table
Ever wonder why certain meats—ham, brisket, and lamb—are the stars of springtime celebrations? It’s not just about tradition. It’s about seasonality, sustainability, and a deep connection to the land we steward. These aren’t just meals; they’re a celebration of history and nature’s rhythms.
Guinness Braised Brisket
Fork Tender. Extremely Flavorful. Melt In Your Mouth Brisket.
This awesome dish takes a total of 3 and 1/2 hours to cook. Wait… Don’t leave just yet!
Good news. The only real labor involved is slicing the onions and potatoes. Anyone can do that, right?
After that small task is done, the oven does the rest of the work.
Feel free to kick your feet up, do the laundry or pop open another Guinness for your enjoyment.
A good change for St. Patrick’s Day celebrations.