Saturday, July 16, 2022

Searing lamb chops but bones got in the way

Tonight I made lamb loin chops in a cast iron pan, hoping to get a nice brown crust. Due to the shape of the bones, though, the surface of the meat didn’t evenly meet the surface of the pan—the bone sort of propped them up. I basted them with butter at the end, but they didn’t get much browner. Is there a way around this problem? Would a different method have worked better?

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