Why is it so popular? Does it really taste good on meat?
What is mint jelly for?
It good with lamb and also wards off mischievous imps.
Reply:lamb....mmmmmmm....
Reply:it's served with lamb. i suppose someone thinks it tastes good that way. i don't know if it was just a fad or came from England.
Reply:some like it with lamb, but i prefer gravy.
Reply:I think this is usually served with lamb. I don't like it and I don't like lamb either.
Reply:Lamb
Reply:Don't really know but it gives me fresh breath when I eat it with my mint peanut butter sandwich.
Reply:Mint Jelly was popularized by serving it with lamb in the 80's. A long lived fad- like spandex pants, unfortunatly this fad stuck around. Most people recommend it, but if you know anything about fine dining it really is a sin to serve mint jelly with meat!
Reply:It's better for rubbing on your neck then eating it! I would feed it to the rats, not ruin the wonderful taste of a rack of delicate lamb chops!!! Stupid recipe that won't go away.
Reply:My husband loves it with lamb, and I like it in chocolate thumbprint cookies [I use just a bit inside each thumbprint with a chocolate chip or two.].
This article describes it so much better than I could.
http://www.theherbaltouch.com/iha/mint98...
Reply:It is normally served with lamb
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