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cook / prep 1 hr 30 mins
Lamb: Lamb is an excellent source of protein, B vitamins, iron and zinc. It’s a powerful energy and immune-health booster, and promotes a healthy nervous system.
Growing up, when a rack of lamb was on the table, it almost always meant that we were celebrating something. Birthdays, holidays, graduations, you name it, this dish made an appearance. For a recipe that takes hardly any work, it tastes luxurious and makes any dinner feel fancy and special (at least until everyone starts eating with their hands right off the bone!). It’s best served medium rare and paired with any roasted vegetable or sautéed green. Oh, and don’t forget the mint jelly!
1. Preheat oven to 450 °F
2. Insert sliced garlic into the meat side of the rack, using a sharp knife to make pockets in the meat
3. Season with salt and pepper on both sides
4. Heat olive oil in a skillet over medium heat
5. Sear meat side down for 2 minutes, flip and sear for 4 more minutes
6. Place rack, bone side down, in a roasting pan; lay springs of rosemary on top of meat
7. Cook for 15-20 minutes, or until internal temperature reads 130 °F (for medium rare)
8. Remove rack from oven and roasting pan; tent with foil and rest for 5-10 minutes
9. Serve with your favorite mint jelly
Looking for a mint jelly alternative, try making a quick mint chimichurri. In a blender add 1 cup fresh mint, 1 cup fresh parsley, one clove garlic, 2 Tbls red wine vinegar, salt, pepper and 6 Tbls olive oil. Blend all together and voila!
Lamb is a great source of zinc. To learn more about zinc, click here to read my article “Why is Zinc so Important and How to get More of it”
cook / prep 1 hr 30 mins
Mom’s Famous Rack of Lamb
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![]() Growing up, when a rack of lamb was on the table, it almost always meant that we were celebrating something. Birthdays, holidays, graduations, you name it, this dish made an appearance. For a recipe that takes hardly any work, it tastes luxurious and makes any dinner feel fancy and special (at least until everyone starts eating with their hands right off the bone!). It’s best served medium rare and paired with any roasted vegetable or sautéed green. Oh, and don’t forget the mint jelly! |
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