Description
Rack of lamb is one of the most commonly found cuts in restaurants and on tables in homes across North America. This highly recognizable cut originates from the rib section of the lamb. A full rack consists of 7-8 ribs. Rack of lamb is an impressive cut to serve on any table as the natural shape and structure of the rack is eye-catching and easy to plate.
There is nothing quite like a perfectly seasoned, oven-roasted rack of lamb. The term “frenched” refers to the removal of fat and rib meat which exposes 3-4 inches of the bone; a common cut offering ease of handling and stunning presentation. The “standard” cut of the rack includes the fat and bone meat, which provides a more rustic presentation– there is plenty of enjoyment to be had in the contrasting crisp and chewy bits of the rustic rib. A classic preparation calls for a lightly herbed bread crumb crust to complement
the flavor of the rack.
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