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Those Lamb Lollipop things-how to cook?
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Flashback Bob
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For one cook this weekend, I got me a frenched rack of lamb with the little tiny gobs of meat on the ends.[p] I don't need a recipe, I'm just wondering if I should leave them all stuck together and roast them or separate them and cook individually?[p]I was thinking I'd just roast them but then I thought they'd cook better if I separated them individually and cooked like steak.[p]I dunno. How best to do these?
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Flashback Bob,
easier and more consistant results cooking it whole. theres a good writup on the dizzy pig site. pretty tough cooking thin slices of meat on a bone, one side will overcook and the bone side will come out near raw.
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[ul][li]http://www.dizzypigbbq.com/recipesLambChops.html[/ul] -
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Smokey,
are you guys vegatarians? i would need to eat the whole rack. : ) no way i could stop at two
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fishlessman,[p]I usually make two or three racks and we end up eating four or five per person. I setup this plate just for this picture. I needed something for Woos day to hold my own with the amazing pictures from the the people of the forum.[p]My wife thinks I am crazy for taking more pictures of food that I do of the family. She may have a point, but I'm not ready to stop!![p]Smokey
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Happy Trails~thirdeye~Barbecue is not rocket surgery -
Flashback Bob,
good choice, bob. i love lamb.[p]one rack will serve one person.... if you have a frenched rack, keep it whole. sometimes BJ's sells the lollipops all frenched and cut apart, and you can get a bunch.[p]as a roast, it's essentially the prime-rib of lamb. as a lollipop, it's akin to a bone-in rib eye.[p]cook the same way as beef, but go rarer if you can.
ed egli avea del cul fatto trombetta -Dante -
stike,
Yeah, I love lamb too but have been disappointed in the lack of flavor I've been getting from American Lamb.[p]Used to be all New Zealand lamb. now I can't find NZ lamb anywhere!
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Flashback Bob, Try rubbing them with some Grey Poupon Country Dijon. Sounds strange but you'll love it!
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Flashback Bob,[p]That's surprising. When they first broke into the US market, one of the selling points of the New Zealand lamb was that it was mild tasting, unlike the strong mutton flavored US product. We've had Costco racks a couple times in the last month and I'm pretty sure they are still from NZ.
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Flashback Bob,
i like the newzealand lamb better myself, but have had some from a local butcher with local lamb. look for Halal on the sign, we have one place in methuen that i know of that sells halal meats. better than costcos
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