I could say that I like to eat lamb for its abundant protein. But really, I like lamb because it tastes good. Here is my favorite way to cook this delicious, protein-rich meat:
WHAT YOU NEED:
** 1 serving of lamb chops (better if they are pre-packaged)**
** Soy Sauce **
** Lawry Salt **
** Pepper **
** Corn Starch **
** Red or cooking wine **
** IMPORTANT: 1 bottle (4.3 oz) of Chinese Sha Cha (Satay) Sauce **
WHAT YOU DO:
Step 1: Put the lamb chops into a mixing bowl and add the following ingredients:
1 table spoon of soy sauce
2 table spoons of wine
1 table spoon of corn starch
2 tea spoon of lawry salt
1 pinch of pepper
Step 2: Mix up the sha cha sauce and mix entire bottle in with the lamb chops
Step 3: Mix all ingredients together and refrigerate over night (or for at least 8 hours)
Step 4: Put your oven on "Broiler" at "High". Broil for 20 - 30 minutes, or until meat in the middle is no longer pink.
** NOTE: Don't forget to turn over the meat after 10 minutes.
Step 5: Serve with a side of veggies and enjoy!
Wow! Thoroughly devoured!
Wow, that looks deeeelichioooouus!!
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hahaha although this looks yum, I don't like sha cha... and lamb! sorry... :(
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hmmmm they look devine!
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Mmm! Sounds yummy! My hubby loves lamb, I will have to try this one!
ReplyDeleteHmm I don't know anything about cooking but those chops are making me drool lol
ReplyDeleteIt looks very delicious!
ReplyDeleteMmm yummy! Thanks for your comment; I'm glad you liked the haul! :)
ReplyDeleteOMG THAT LOOKS DELICIOUS. My only question is what is Lawry salt, is it different from regular salt?
ReplyDeleteummmmm YUMMY :)
ReplyDeleteWow, this looks great! I love the pictures! Hey, I notice you call for cooking wine. Any suggestions? I've had a lot of luck with these guys: www.academiewines.com. They blend gourmet wines for cooking. The wines are pretty good too - you can drink a glass while you cook!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the step-by-step recipe!