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Reviewed: jul. 2, 2009
A MUST TRY! im a beginner cook and the instructions are very easy to follow and the outcome is superb! THANK YOU SO MUCH! u just made my night.
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Reviewed: jun. 30, 2009
This was soooooo gooood!!!!
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Reviewed: jun. 25, 2009
WOW this was GREAT! Im a HORRIBLE cook - I mess up everything, but this was very easy and came out wonderful. ALTHOUGH, the rack I bought at Costco was WAY too fatty for my taste - very little meat. I doubled the garlic, and used dried rosemary instead of fresh. Also, the cooking time is actually longer than what the recipe says. The crust was so flavorful. I will use this recipe on costco's lamb chops next week. This recipe is a keeper!
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Reviewed: jun. 15, 2009
This is best lamb i have ever had. Took a risk and cooked it as the first dish i cooked for my girlfriend, and it was awesome, the only problem now is that she expected everything to be at this standard.
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Reviewed: jun. 11, 2009
I decreased the salt a lot and used 1/2 t of dried rosemary. Other than that, I used dried bread crumbs because I was lazy. Never will I do that again.
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Reviewed: jun. 1, 2009
A really fabulous way to add a restaurant-quality touch to an already great meal. The one thing I would definitely change is in the bread crumb mixture, cut down the salt to no more than a 1/4 of a teaspoon because the salt used before searing the lamb will suffice. Other than the amount of salt being used, this is a a definite keeper, no question!
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Reviewed: jun. 1, 2009
I didn't follow the recipe exactly... I don't really cook that way and it came out wonderful. This recipe is a 'must try'.
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Reviewed: may 27, 2009
delicious!
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Reviewed: may 26, 2009
I found this the best way to do rack of lamb in the oven. It is so moist and tender. I will be serving this up at my next dinner party.Thank you!
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Reviewed: may 25, 2009
First I have tested this recipe with just 3 pieces of lamb rib chop, i didn't have rosemary. I seasoned the lamb with salt and pepper, so I mixed the seasoning with some dried basil and oregano.(just some not a lot) baked for good 12 -15 minutes! turn out great! Because of that, I went and bought a rack of lamb and modify this recipe a bit with the ones that I found on food network.com First, season with salt and pepper, seared all sides in very hot oil for about 3 minutes each side. (till u see a good brown color). Then, I apply a layer of mustard powder/mustard on both sides, then some minced up garlic, press and coat it all over the lamb. Finally, I prepare a mixture that combines bread crumbs, rosemary, pepper, salt, olive oil, Parmesan cheese (a lot!). Coat it on top of the garlic then baked it in a pre heated oven 450F for about 18-20 minutes (i checked at 12 and 15 minutes, but the center was uncooked at all) if you have an internal thermometer, the center of the lamb is ready to be served when it hits 130 F. I have cut it up and served with some mint pesto on the side, very delicious! definitely cook it again
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Reviewed: may 11, 2009
this was very full of flavor. don't change anything. May need to cook longer than the recipe says.
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Reviewed: may 7, 2009
Made this a few days ago for my boyfriend and going to make this again on Sunday for Mother's Day dinner! Definitely a different and delicious recipe! Thanks!
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Reviewed: may 6, 2009
Made this for Easter dinner. I added 2 Tbs chopped parsley and 2 tsp chopped mint to the breadcrumb herb mixture (because I had some). Kept the cooking time scant for perfectly done medium rare chops. Awesome, delicious holiday presentation. My mom, who always cooked lamb until it was gray, said "I had no idea lamb doesn't have to taste gamey." Thanks, Ma.
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Reviewed: apr. 27, 2009
great way to cook lamb
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Reviewed: apr. 23, 2009
great, but I did have to cook it longer than the recipe said
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Reviewed: apr. 23, 2009
Great recipe. We had to cook longer than 18 minutes though. Awesome.
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Reviewed: apr. 21, 2009
Followed the recipe as written, except I used dry Italian-flavored breadcrumbs instead of fresh breadcrumbs. I doubled the recipe ingredients because I was cooking 2 racks of lamb. This made WAY too much coating. If you're making 2 racks, use the amounts as given. If you're only making 1 rack, I reccomend cutting the breadcrumb mix ingredient amounts in half. You'll just end up throwing alot of the coating out if you don't. Cooked the lamb in the oven for 16 minutes. Checked the temp, which was 151. Let the lamb rest for 5 minutes. It came out a perfect MED-RARE. Taste was awesome! Good "lamb" taste without being too "lamby" (for lack of a better way of putting it!). Meat was very moist and juicy. Coating was tasty and complemented the taste of the lamb very well. Thumbs up!!
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Reviewed: apr. 20, 2009
I needed a recipe that would assist me in cooking my 2 racks of lamb, which I've never made. I was a little apprehensive, because it isn't the cheapest meat to experiment with! I was also looking for something that would incorporate rosemary and garlic. Neither my husband or I care for mustard so I left it out, and I used panko instead of bread crumbs. I didn't measure the garlic or rosemary, I just added till it "felt right". I mainly used this recipe for the technique, and Sweet Jumpin' Jehosaphat on a Pogo Stick, did I ever get what I was looking for!! I especially appreciated the footnotes and the instruction to cover the end of the bones with foil. The result was a perfectly medium-rare rack of lamb that my husband and I both felt was better than any restaurant's rack of lamb we'd ever eaten!
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Reviewed: apr. 20, 2009
This recipe turns out wonderfully and gives a very elegant presentation without too much fuss. I found no reason to change a thing! I tried the topping mixture on plain chicken breasts and my husband came back for seconds. Primo!
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Reviewed: apr. 20, 2009
Delicious! Followed the reciped pretty much but didn't use salt on the meat. Agree that the meat should be taken out of refrigeration an hour or so before cooking. I had to cook the racks longer than recipe says to get the desired doneness.
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