These simple lamb chops are delicately seasoned with herbs & garlic and are quickly seared in a cast iron skillet. Pair with a simple green salad and nice cheesy polenta.
RecipeSavants.comThese simple lamb chops are delicately seasoned with herbs & garlic and are quickly seared in a cast iron skillet. Pair with a simple green salad and nice cheesy polenta. Smart Recipes, American Recipes, Lamb Recipes, RecipesLambAmericanLamb Chops With Parsley, Rosemary And GarlicPT20MServes 4
Ingredients:
2 Racks Lamb Chops1 Tablespoon Dried Rosemary3 Cloves Garlic0.5 Teaspoon Salt & Freshly Ground Black Pepper1 Tablespoon Extra-Virgin Olive Oil2 Tablespoons Parsley1 Tablespoon Dried ThymeSprinkle the lamb chops with rosemary, 1/2 of the garlic, salt, and pepper. Heat oil over high heat in a cast iron skillet. Fry the lamb chops, at least 4 minutes per side (for a perfect medium). Sprinkle the remaining garlic, parsley and thyme. Allow the lamb chops to rest for 5 minutes before serving.
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