Smoked Lamb Chops Ras el hanout, topped with Garda Stagionato. Drizzle over the spice oil then with pomegranate molasses. A visual tutorial on how to prepare my signature dish. Ras el hanout spiced lamb chops, with pan sauce.
Place the sliced onions on the base of the Add the dried fruit, olives and preserved lemon over the top of the lamb and close the lid to the tajine. Garnish with toasted nuts and chopped parsley. This recipe first appeared on Gourmet Today. You can cook Smoked Lamb Chops Ras el hanout, topped with Garda Stagionato using 3 ingredients and 5 steps. Here is how you achieve that.
Ingredients of Smoked Lamb Chops Ras el hanout, topped with Garda Stagionato
- Prepare 1/4 cup of olive oil.
- Prepare 2 tsp of Ras el hanout.
- You need 3 of lamb chops bone in or out.
Rub the lamb chops with Ras El Hanout. Remove the lamb chops and from the bag. Reserve the prunes and cooking liquid. Pat the lamb chops dry with paper towels.
Smoked Lamb Chops Ras el hanout, topped with Garda Stagionato step by step
- I basically marinated these boneless lamb chops with a tsp of liquid smoke, 1/4 cup of olive oil and a around about generous measuring (2 to 3 tsp) of Ras el hanout for about a hour. Because I was lazy...Believe me, this can be modified and given more respect and time but I was simply too tired to really give it "The Business" like I normally execute. This here is the latch key kid approach..
- Whilst the lamb was marinating, I decided to cut and render Shallots in housemade garlic oil at a low heat with a splash of white balsamic vinegar..
- After a hour of the lamb marinating, I put them on a nice hot preheated grill. I grilled them about three minutes on each side (I ♡ it, grilled to perfection) and sprinkled more Ras el hanout on them, just because...It's Ras el hanout, people!?!.
- After these were grilled to my liking, I paired it with my leftovers of coconut rhee chun rice and a coulis I prepared with shallot, roasted red pepper and lemongrass, then crowned it with some Garda Stagionato cheese and called it a day....
- It was a success....
Made my own ras-el-hanout spice mix. Rubbed the meat, tied it up, overnight in the fridge. I make my own as well although its scaled back a bit from some of the recipes. Add a pat of butter on top. I used half the ras el-hanout (and used a prepared version from Fairway).