Mar 16, 2010
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best of web seal Grilled Lamb Chops with Port Syrup and Garlic Confit

These grilled lamb chops, which you can easily cook on a stove-top grill pan, take three accompaniments: a reduced port wine syrup, garlic confit, and a sauce vierge, which translates from the French literally as "virgin sauce,” a reference to the fact that it’s uncooked. Consider it the European cousin of chimichurri.
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Grilled Port Lamb Chops with Garlic Confit and Sauce Vierge "Persillade" is a dish that contains more French words than a high school vocab quiz. A quick translation is a Frenched rack of lamb, cut into finger-food lollipops, soaked in Port, caramelized on the grill, then topped with a fresh, biting sauce made from soft, sweet garlic and parsley.


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I really shouldn't rate it, as I have only read it. But it sounds splendid, and simple, and I love the petit french lesson.
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Great Recipe, The combination of the Garlic confit, Sause Vierge and Port reduction was brilliant.
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