Just wanted to make sure if Sheep/Lamb foot is allowed?

[Excellent]

Hi all , just wanted to make sure if the sheeps foot is allowed to eat on induction? we eat this in our culture by cooking it as a curry.

thank you all!

[not2late]

All parts of animals are allowed on Atkins. However, there is a clause to organ meats (liver, kidneys, etc.): organ meats are limited to 4 ounces daily.

[Excellent]

but the sheep foot are 0 carbs?

thanks!

[soliwit]

Ehm.....the meat on the sheeps foot is 0 carbs, but the foot itself ?
I dunno, depends on where he has been walking I think.

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Ok ok, sorry, I just had to...
Must have been Cleo's post making me want to be funny

[IronEagle]

Originally Posted by soliwit

I dunno, depends on where he has been walking I think.
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LOL cute

[Excellent]

Originally Posted by soliwit

Ehm.....the meat on the sheeps foot is 0 carbs, but the foot itself ?
I dunno, depends on where he has been walking I think.

baaaaaaah




Ok ok, sorry, I just had to...
Must have been Cleo's post making me want to be funny

Hahahahah a brilliant way to put it!

[Desertthorn]

Oooo, I want more info. What do you do with sheeps foot? I have never heard the term. Is it like what we call shank. Lamb shanks make the most delicious stews and I love them and yes they are very legal.
You might want to pose this question in the Food and Cooking Chat section as our best and greatest cooks, chefs, and lovers of good food hang out there.
And while your at it. Recipes please......

[Excellent]

thats right Lamb shanks , we cook them as a curry. i think you can cook them as you usually cook lamb meat it self. very tasty.