Yesterday we had a wonderful lunch at Tea Bar then walked to the corner to Home Grown Foods. We got a rack of lamb and lamb brats to cook tonight. I found a recipe on the Food and Wine website for Rosemary Rack of Lamb. It was very simple. I put salt and ground pepper on the rack. I lit the Green Egg and I decided that I need to do a better job having the fire spread all of the Green Egg rather than in one spot. It took a little longer to get the fire going and then when I put the lamb on for a couple of minutes the temp was 600 degrees. Fortunately it was side of the lamb with fat on it. The recipe called for 2 tbs of butter and 2 tbs of olive oil melted together which were brushed on the lamb every 2 or 3 minutes with 5 sprigs of fresh rosemary. I cooked it for 40 minutes and maintained the heat at 350 degrees. Here is a photo of the lamb after 20 minutes. I added the brats and some Rosemary Turkey burgers in the last 15 minutes. I sliced the rack of lamb and topped it with fresh thyme, parsley, oregano and rosemary. It was delicious and so easy.
Sunday, August 22, 2010
More Sunday night cooking
Yesterday we had a wonderful lunch at Tea Bar then walked to the corner to Home Grown Foods. We got a rack of lamb and lamb brats to cook tonight. I found a recipe on the Food and Wine website for Rosemary Rack of Lamb. It was very simple. I put salt and ground pepper on the rack. I lit the Green Egg and I decided that I need to do a better job having the fire spread all of the Green Egg rather than in one spot. It took a little longer to get the fire going and then when I put the lamb on for a couple of minutes the temp was 600 degrees. Fortunately it was side of the lamb with fat on it. The recipe called for 2 tbs of butter and 2 tbs of olive oil melted together which were brushed on the lamb every 2 or 3 minutes with 5 sprigs of fresh rosemary. I cooked it for 40 minutes and maintained the heat at 350 degrees. Here is a photo of the lamb after 20 minutes. I added the brats and some Rosemary Turkey burgers in the last 15 minutes. I sliced the rack of lamb and topped it with fresh thyme, parsley, oregano and rosemary. It was delicious and so easy.
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