Lamb chops.
Better: lamb chops on the grill.
I was perusing some old carnages des jours passés and came across a few things that made me want to try them again.
Well, almost - I seldom actually repeat a full recipe.
In this case, I've merged and modified a couple different carnages to create this wonderful dish.
Heidi (who likes lamb quite well, but isn't really a lamb chop lover) said it was probably the best lamb she had ever had.
Who am I to argue?
Delicious and highly recommended.
Better: lamb chops on the grill.
I was perusing some old carnages des jours passés and came across a few things that made me want to try them again.
Well, almost - I seldom actually repeat a full recipe.
In this case, I've merged and modified a couple different carnages to create this wonderful dish.
- Start the grill (charcoal, of course).
- Lamb chops (at room temp before cooking, of course) seasoned with salt, pepper, and curry powder on the first side.
- While those chops took in that flavour, a bunch of asparagus was drizzled with a bit of olive oil and tossed with some herbes de Provence, then straight on the grill (away from the direct flames, of course).
- As those green spears approached roasted perfection, on went the chops (seasoned side down, of course) and a second dose of the same seasonings went on the second side.
- The chops got rotated for nice marks (it didn't really work though) and when they were flipped, I grated the zest of half a lime across the four chops, watching that beautiful green stuff basically dissolve into the juicy surfaces.
Heidi (who likes lamb quite well, but isn't really a lamb chop lover) said it was probably the best lamb she had ever had.
Who am I to argue?
Delicious and highly recommended.