Lamb

What is lamb meat?
Lamb is a type of meat that comes from young sheep. One of the most famous types is Naimi lambs which are available fresh with fast delivery in Carrefour KSA stores and online website or app.

How many calories are in lamb meat?
The calorie content of lamb cuts can vary based on fat content and cooking method. On average, lamb shank contains approximately 235 calories per 100 grams, while lamb chops range from 250 to 300 calories, depending on the fat content.
On the other hand, Lambs ribs have approximately 290 to 340 calories per 100 grams, depending on the fat content.
You can find all sorts of lamb meat cuts at Carrefour KSA at the best prices while shopping for grocery.

What are the popular cuts of lamb available in Carrefour KSA, and how do they differ in taste and texture?
Popular cuts of lamb available at Carrefour KSA include lamb chops, lamb leg, lamb shoulder, and lamb rack. They differ in taste and texture due to variations in fat content, muscle composition, and cooking methods.

What are the traditional lamb dishes or specialties in KSA should I try?
Traditional lamb dishes in KSA include Kabsa (spiced rice with lamb), Majboos (lamb and rice dish), and Harees (slow-cooked lamb and wheat). These are worth trying to experience the local flavors.

How should I cook lamb to ensure it is tender and flavorful?
Lamb can be cooked using various methods like grilling, roasting, stewing, or braising. Slow cooking at low temperatures is often preferred to achieve tender and flavorful results.

Where can I buy high-quality lamb in KSA?
High-quality lamb can be purchased directly from Carrefour KSA online website, app, or in-store, where we ensure you will get premium quality for the price you pay.

Are there any specific seasonings or spices commonly used when preparing lamb dishes in KSA?
Typical spices and herbs used in lamb dishes in KSA include cumin, coriander, turmeric, cinnamon, cardamom, and black pepper. These spices add aromatic flavors to the dishes.

Are lamb and mutton the same?
No, lamb and mutton are not the same. Lamb refers to meat from young sheep, while mutton refers to meat from adult sheep.