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I haven't tried cooking lamb before. I found some chops from the shoulder
section that looked yummy and the price was right. Looking on the web on how to prepare them for the grill, I've chosen a marinade method. The marinade is made from onions and garlic, whirled in the mini FP to a medium fine chop. The last of the fresh parsley I had, some olive oil, wine vinegar, and some Merlot that I'm trying to work through. I don't drink red wine and only had a bottle unopened around for my dad when he visited. Well, he's gone, (I miss you daddy) so I'm trying to use the wine. I added some rosemary to the mix, plopped in the chops and in another hour I'll cook them on the grill. I guess from what I've read, they only need to be seared on both sides for a few minutes each side? It seems like you cook lamb like you cook beef. I definitely don't want to overcook the chops and turn them into shoe leather. |
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