
Recipe: Chinese Cumin Roast Lamb (烤羊排) : r/Cooking - Reddit
Aug 22, 2019 · At their core, these ribs are poached or braised… then blasted in an oven at a high temp. Basically, the same idea as a reverse sear. It’s a cool approach, and makes for some lamb ribs that’re easy to love. Video is here if you’d like a visual to follow along. Ingredients: Full lamb ribs, 3, sliced in half -or- lamb spareribs, 6.
Has anyone tried this lamb ribs recipe? I am trying to ... - Reddit
Dec 22, 2020 · "The ribs are laced with a little fat, which adds flavor, and are braised in a red rice sauce for three hours, which not only tenderizes the meat but also tints both meat and bone bright red. The ribs are then coated in a thin layer of breadcrumbs and black and white sesame seeds , which after deep frying becomes an incredibly light but crispy ...
Lamb Ribs (aka lamb breast)?!? : r/sousvide - Reddit
You've really gotta like lamb to like lamb breast. I have an idea for something that could be good, but I haven't tried it yet so I didn't know for sure. It's pretty easy to cut the bones off the lamb when it's raw, and if you do the fat renders out much more effectively.
I'm planning cook lamb ribs this week and need advice on how
Jan 10, 2023 · Google seemed to suggest the same will work with the lamb ribs. I'm just concerned about how to season them because I assumed throwing a few cloves of garlic and sprigs of rosemary into the foil with the ribs would suffice, but they cook so long I'm sure those will overcook. The ribs are two racks weighing about 1.5lb each.
Split Lamb Breast Plate? : r/Cooking - Reddit
Jan 25, 2023 · Lamb breast is essentially the same cut as pork spare ribs. You can cook them like ribs in a smoker or you can cut them up and make a stew out of them. There is a ton of connective tissue and bones, so it will make for a really nice base for your stew.
Just picked up 2 lamb breasts from the Walmart for ... - Reddit
Lamb breast otherwise known as lamb ribs. It's basically the same cut as a spare rib. Slow roasting, braising, smoking etc are the way to go. They're very good Moroccan style. Crusted with salt, and crushed cumin and coriander seed. Then slow roasted. One bit of advice. How many people are you feeding? Cause there's not "some rib bones in there".
Cooking lamb ribs for the first time : r/Cooking - Reddit
Jun 2, 2024 · Does anyone have any tips on cooking lamb ribs? I’ve never cooked ribs and would do this in an oven, but I’m seeing some recipes vary in time from <1 hour to 3. Also looking for any favorite recipes to prepare!
Has anyone tried Pitmaster X recipe for lamb ribs? : r/smoking
Oct 11, 2023 · About to smoke a rack of beef ribs anyone get any last minute advice? r/smoking • Buddy gave me this 2 lb chunk off a moose and figured it would be good in the smoker.
lamb in electric pressure cooker comes out tough : r/instantpot
Apr 5, 2024 · i tried to make a lamb “bake” yesterday using my electric pressure cooker, i put the meat rub on a boneless lamb shank (it was still frozen in the middle but i dont think that was the issue since i do cook lamb if it’s semi frozen on the stovetop) and wrapped it in parchment paper and aluminum foil and put it in the pressure cooker along with some water at …
Best method to cook lamb ribs? : r/Cooking - Reddit
Mar 10, 2022 · But my most recent post was my lamb chops. I throughly coated in avocado oil, crusted with herbs and baked in a Dutch oven with no lid at 450 F for about 25 min. Looking for an internal temp of about 135-140 for med rare- fatty side up while in the oven Edit: I highly recommend frenching the chops if they didn't already come frenched