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Marinate the chops in olive oil, garlic, rosemary and thyme for a few hours in the fridge.
Cut the potatoes into cubes, parboil them for five minutes, drain. In a large frying pan heat olive oil from the marinade and a generous knob of butter and sautee the cooled potatoes until crispy.
Braise the asparagus in a mix of good olive oil and lime juice, seasoned with salt and pepper.
Scrape the solids off the chops and sear them in a very hot pan. Turn down the heat and cook a bit more until done to your liking.
Remove the chops from the pan and keep warm to rest. In the meantime deglaze the meat pan with a generous glug of red wine and let reduce.
Serve the chops on the asparagus with the potatoes on the side and drizzle everything with the red wine jus.
Cut the potatoes into cubes, parboil them for five minutes, drain. In a large frying pan heat olive oil from the marinade and a generous knob of butter and sautee the cooled potatoes until crispy.
Braise the asparagus in a mix of good olive oil and lime juice, seasoned with salt and pepper.
Scrape the solids off the chops and sear them in a very hot pan. Turn down the heat and cook a bit more until done to your liking.
Remove the chops from the pan and keep warm to rest. In the meantime deglaze the meat pan with a generous glug of red wine and let reduce.
Serve the chops on the asparagus with the potatoes on the side and drizzle everything with the red wine jus.
Damn, that was tasty
8 Jul 2006 08:00 pmthe lamb chops were just as tasty as they looked and they still had a slight touch of pink inside and were moist and flavourful and wonderful. The spuds and veg (just seasoned with salt/pepper and cooked with a glug of olive oil) were spot on, too, the spuds crunchy on the outside and fluffy on the inside and the veg just right with lots of bite.
Sorry, no photos, Dr Who intervened.
