Polish easter butter lamb (recipe)

Polish easter butter lamb (recipe)
Name	Polish easter butter lamb
Ingredients	Salted butter • Cloves
Cooktime (in hours)	1
Preptime (in hours)	1
Totaltime (in hours)	2
Keto friendliness	Keto friendly
Calories	325.5
Fat	36.8
Protein	0.4
Carbohydrate	0
Fiber	0
Net carbohydrates	0
Sugar	0
Saturated fat	23.3
Cholesterol (mg)	97.6
Sodium	261.5
Servings	10
Yield	1 Lamb
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Polish easter butter lamb (recipe)

1. Try to get one solid block of butter. If you'll look closely at this one, I had 2 half pounders, and had to let them get real soft so I could put it together. I then trimmed a little off the top of where the body would be and added that piece to the end to make it a little longer. I've also started the process directly on the plate I'm going to serve on. That's because it would be impossible to slide off the finished product to a different plate.
2. This shows how much butter was taken off, as well as how the base (sheared) lamb looks.
3. A better picture of the lamb prior to putting any wool on him. One thing about the neck. Over the years there have been many funny disagreements about my Mother's lamb telling her that it looked like a dog instead of a lamb. I finally figured it out, by accident, that if you make the neck too tall, it looks more like a dog than a lamb. Be sure to make a very short neck, so it'll look like a lamb.
4. To make the fur, work with the butter you've shaved off the block. Be careful of the temperature. It should be quite cold and a little hard. While you're working with it, you will probably have to put it in the freezer for a couple of minutes every once in a while. If this butter gets too warm, it will come through the mesh and not be separated. For 2005, I probably placed it back in the freezer 5 - 6 times, for the length of time it took me to take the fur off the strainer.
5. Pushing the butter through the strainer.
6. A picture of when the butter was too soft. If you look closely, you can see where the butter is a little shiny and smooth where it was too soft (warm).
7. The first of the fur around the neck. This illustrates how thick the fur should be.
8. Taking the fur off the strainer with a thin, pointed knife.
9. On the larger areas you can slide the fur off with your finger. However, if you're working around the neck of the base, you might want to slide it off with another knife.
10. Last, but not least, place the cloves for the eyes, nose, and one rear hoof.
    
    Food tags
    European, No Cook,, Easy

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