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TOPIC: Pink rack of lamb
#21769
Pink rack of lamb 16 Years, 8 Months ago  
sweet and succulent (20 mins at 200) with fresh mint sauce, roast potatoes (40 mins) in olive oil, spears of baby asparagus in French butter, ice cold sparkling mineral water - after a starter avocado pear with sweet chili vinaigrette and chilled Clamato Juice with a large splash of Worchestershire Sauce.

Paradise!
 
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#21774
Re:Pink rack of lamb 16 Years, 8 Months ago  
Fillet steak, with fresh fig and goats cheese salad washed down with blueberry juice of which there is a glut this year, also due to global warming.
 
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#21934
Re:Pink rack of lamb 16 Years, 8 Months ago  
I generally go for overcooked on lamb,so anyway tried your lamb idea,and it works great:P
Usually reserve pink for beef,but now this opens up another option.
Some nice recipies at the moment JK,good to see some new ideas.I may just have to post some local Ukraine recipies...well time permitting.

Thanks Tim
 
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#21935
Re:Pink rack of lamb 16 Years, 8 Months ago  
I remember when you cooked us a duck from Balducci's that turned out pink and almost killed us. Those were the days.
 
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#21936
Re:Pink rack of lamb 16 Years, 8 Months ago  
Nothing wrong with pink duck; that's the way (uh huh uh huh) I like it!
 
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#21937
Re:Pink rack of lamb 16 Years, 8 Months ago  
My way with duck is to roast the breasy in honey and flash fry the slice still leaving them pink.(I think I posted that before)

Food book of the week though is "Street Food" by Tom Kine. A great read for the foodie traveller.
I used his pork in lettuce recipe last night, to celebrate the GCSE results in abundance here.
 
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