Best end lamb chops are cut from the rack, which sits along the back of the lamb behind the shoulder. Each chop includes a rib bone and a generous eye of meat, neatly trimmed by our butchers for an even, elegant finish.
They differ from lamb loin chops in both structure and character. Loin chops are cut further back along the animal and include a small T-shaped bone with two muscles — similar in shape to a miniature T-bone steak. Best end chops, by contrast, are taken from the rib section and contain a single, larger eye of meat with a finer texture. This makes them slightly more delicate and often a little more tender, with a clean, refined presentation on the plate.
Cook over high heat in a pan or on the grill, searing both sides to develop a golden crust while keeping the centre pink and tender. Rest briefly before serving with seasonal vegetables, new potatoes, or a simple herb butter.
Best end lamb chops are cut from the rack, which sits along the back of the lamb behind the shoulder. Each chop includes a rib bone and a generous eye of meat, neatly trimmed by our butchers for an even, elegant finish.
They differ from lamb loin chops in both structure and character. Loin chops are cut further back along the animal and include a small T-shaped bone with two muscles — similar in shape to a miniature T-bone steak. Best end chops, by contrast, are taken from the rib section and contain a single, larger eye of meat with a finer texture. This makes them slightly more delicate and often a little more tender, with a clean, refined presentation on the plate.
Cook over high heat in a pan or on the grill, searing both sides to develop a golden crust while keeping the centre pink and tender. Rest briefly before serving with seasonal vegetables, new potatoes, or a simple herb butter.
Slow Grown, Grass Fed Lamb
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