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NopeIn Heaven, they'll be serving these in soup kitchens.
There will be eating I'm sure.No eating at all. No death, that includes living things like plants and fruit.
So I ate lamb today and I never knew what lamb meat was and so I just googled it and found out it's baby sheep!
And now I feel like God's sitting here like "btw Cody you ate this today" since Wayholka just brought on that sort conversation in this thread lol
Why the heck in the 21st century are people killing and eating baby sheep... r.i.p. lil buddy lol
Not sure haha it was a wrap.The real question is... did you have mint sauce with it? If not, you definitely should feel ashamed!
Isn't veal this....?
Yeah, and on further reflection I do remember Abraham cooking calves for angels to eat (if I remember that correctly). Interesting...Isn't veal this....?
Agreed. Veal is delicious and so tender.Yeah, veal meat comes from calves. It's amazing, I'd take it over beef any day. I've never had mutton so I can't compare it to lamb, but lamb is amazing.
No eating at all. No death, that includes living things like plants and fruit.
Agreed. Veal is delicious and so tender.
That is one of my favorite dishes. I love veal scallopini, too.There's a restaurant near me that has Veal Parmesan, it's amazing.
That is one of my favorite dishes.
That is one of my favorite dishes. I love veal scallopini, too.
It's veal that is pounded thin, usually coated in flour and seasonings and fried in olive oil, and then cooked in a wine sauce ( usually with mushrooms ).What's scallopini?
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