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On 1/4/2013 10:33 AM, George M. Middius wrote:
> Sky wrote: > >> Anywho, I was unable to resist the urge to purchase some very nice lamb >> chops and subsequently wondered how other folks, here in RFC-land, like >> to prep and cook lamb chops? > > I hope they're fairly thick, at least 1". My go-to is to brown them in a hot > skillet (no extra fat needed, just start them on the fatty long side). Then > finish in the oven. Deglaze with shallots and stock. > > If you have more time, start by marinating semi-dry in chopped garlic, herbs, > S&P, and olive oil. Prick the chops all over with a fork and rub in the > marinade. Scrape off the rub. Then proceed as above, except add the rub back > to the pan right before the stock. > > A splash of white wine or apple juice doesn't hurt to finish the pan gravy. > > If you accidentally bought thin chops, I guess just broil them and hope they > don't turn into leather. Reads like a delicious technique ![]() Yes, these lamb cops are thick, at least 1", so that's a good thing ![]() There's some pinot grigio on hand for deglazing, too. Sky -- Ultra Ultimate Kitchen Rule - Use the Timer! Ultimate Kitchen Rule -- Cook's Choice!! |
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