Pan-seared Lamb Chops with Mint, Garlic and Grape Tomatoes (a recipe in progress)

September 21, 2009 at 6:59 pm (Fats, Oils, Fruits, Vegetables, Plants, Meat, Poultry, Game, Real Food) (, , , , , )

I stuck my hungry face in the fridge this evening and spotted 3 lamb loin chops that had been marinating in olive oil, rosemary and garlic for a couple of days.

I threw the chops into a super hot skillet with some of the oil & a tiny bit of butter and seared them to a perfect rare+ doneness, then tossed in some halved grape tomatoes, slivered garlic and lots of fresh mint, sea salt and freshly-ground pepper.

I hadn’t planned on posting anything tonight, but this primal, ad-hoc dish was so good that I wanted to document it for future development  :-)

Pan-seared Lamb Chops with Mint, Garlic and Grape Tomatoes

Pan-seared Lamb Chops with Mint, Garlic and Grape Tomatoes


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4 Comments

  1. Jen said,

    My husband loves lamb, and I have been wanting to try cooking it for him (never have). This looks simple enough, and really good too! Thanks for the inspiration. I think I’ll order some pastured lamb from my organic delivery service next week. I’m spoiled… they deliver to my door. :)

    • Ren said,

      Thanks!

      We have 3 farmers’ markets, a co-op and 2 organic home delivery services. Talk about spoiled!

  2. ewewin said,

    That is the perfect way to cook lamb chops. Too many people over season them and over cook them. Thanks for the great pictures- it looks yummy.
    We raise grassfed, pasture raised lamb- glad to read about people who enjoy eating lamb. http://www.ewewin.blogspot.com
    Cadie

    • Ren said,

      I’m grateful for my local farmers, and am very happy to hear that you’re raising your animals on pasture. Thanks very much Cadie!

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