Charcoal Grilled Lamb Chops
I often grill potatoes whole or sliced, or serve with rice or just eat the Lamb. It is that good!
Ingredients
One inch thick loin lamb chops, 1 per person
Olive Oil
Fresh Rosemary
Mortons™ Natures Seasons, or seasoned salt of choice
Spray on Butter or substitute
Hickory chips and some bourbon or waterDirections
Soak Hickory chips in Bourbon or water 4 or 5 hours. Soak stalks of Rosemary in hot water 30 minutes. Trim most fat from Lamb chops and rub with Olive Oil. Light charcoal to bring coals to ideal cooking temp. Drain Hickory chips and sprinkle directly on charcoal. Replace grill rack over charcoal. Drain Rosemary stalks and lay on grill rack. Liberally sprinkle Lamb with Mortons Nature Seasons. Place on top of Rosemary seasoned side down. Liberally sprinkle Mortons Nature Seasons over Lamb. Close grill allowing smoking. Check after 4 minutes. If Rosemary is beginning to burn, remove and discard Rosemary while turning Lamb and mist with butter. Close grill checking in 3 to 4 minutes for medium rare chops or longer. Just before serving, mist with butter and turn chops to assure other side is hot.
Serves: 2 or more
Serves: 2 or more
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