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Chef's Corner
Chef Garrett of Nicole's
Catering
Tip of the month
Here is a really great basic tip for everyone and a commonly
overlooked step in preparing beef.
Whether you are roasting or grilling
beef, make sure to leave out your meat so it becomes room temperature before
cooking. Do not leave it out for more than 2 hours. This will help insure
that your beef is tender and keep it more flavorful.
Mint glazed Petite Lamb Chops
A great recipe for spring and very simple to make - you'll look like a pro
and will surely impress your guests or family.
- Preheat a skillet or grill to 375
degree's
- Brush both sides of lamb chops with
olive oil and sprinkle with salt and pepper
- Sear the lamb chops for two to three
minutes on each side. Lamb chops need to be served medium rare.
- Remove from grill or skillet and
brush with the mint glaze
Mint glaze: Yields ½ cup for
12 petite lamb chops. Also great with pork chops and beef. Place the following
ingredients in a bowl and wisk until blended. Use a pastry bruch or similar
- and bruch on to cooked meat.
- ¼ cup of Dijon mustard
- ¼ cup honey
- 2 tbls of drained horseradish
- 3 tbls of fresh mint chopped
- Finely salt and pepper to taste
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