Lamb meat is one popular option around the world. Different cultures have different lamb preparations. From slow-roasted Turkish lamb to Sicilian lamb Spezzatino to Sabut Raan (roasted leg of lamb) in the Indian/Asian cuisine to slow-braised lamb shanks, there are different preparations. While there are plenty of myths surrounding the consumption of red meat it is rich in minerals and vitamins that offer nutrition. There are plenty of interesting ways from traditional slow-cooked style to exotic twists like lightly spiced or stuffed with seasonal ingredients that lamb dishes can be prepared, making it the king of the dinner table!
Nutritional Benefits of Lamb:
| Measure (%DV)* | |
| Calorie | 282 |
| Fat | 29% |
| Protein | 33% |
| Vitamin B12 96% | Vitamin B6 10% |
| Vitamin E (alpha-tocopherol) 1% | Vitamin K 3% |
| Pantothenic acid 127% | Riboflavin 353% |
| Vitamin A 865% | Thiamin 29% |
| Folate 100% | Niacin 104% |
| Iron 57% | Magnesium 6% |
| Phosphorus 61% | Selenium, Se 34% |
| Potassium 7% | Zinc 51% |
| Sodium 5% | Manganese 26% |
| Copper 1092% | Calcium 1% |
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