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Neck (Scrag)

The scrag end of the neck has more bone, gristle and fat than the middle, but may still be used cubed or minced to make tasty stews and pies. Use potatoes either in the dish (as in Irish stew) or as a covering (as in shepherd's pie) to soak up the fatty juices. Haricot beans may also be added to achieve the same effect.

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Cooking with Lamb Scrag