Herbed Rack of Lamb

  • Prep Time: 15 mins
  • Total Time: 30 mins
  • Servings: 2
  • About This Recipe

    “Rosemary and lamb together are delicious.”

    Ingredients

  • 1rack of lamb, trimmed( 6 ribs)
  • 2tablespoonschopped fresh parsley
  • 1tablespoonchopped spring onion
  • 1clovegarlic, crushed
  • 1teaspoonfinely chopped rosemary
  • 1/2 cupfresh breadcrumb
  • 1/2 ouncemelted butter
  • salt
  • freshly ground black pepper
  • 1/2 ouncebutter( extra)
  • Directions

  • Combine parsley, spring onions, garlic, rosemary, breadcrumbs and melted butter in a bowl.
  • Sprinkle the rack of lamb with salt and pepper.
  • Melt the extra butter in a pan and brown lamb evenly all over.
  • Cover lamb with the herb mixture and place in a baking dish.
  • Bake at 425F degrees for 15-20 minutes.
  • (lamb should be quite pink) Remove and keep warm for 10 minutes.
  • Slice into individual chops.
  • Serve with pan juices.
  • Reviews

  • “You’re right the rosemary is great with lamb.Made this last night and served the lamb with Dorothy Park’s Lemon Potatoes good combo.I cut this recipe in half and it worked with no problem.Adjusted cooking time accordingly.I agree Lamb must be pink.Thanks Eve,Bergy”

  • “I have never tried rack of lamb before but have always wanted to. We made this last night for supper. It was just incredible. The seasoning was perfect in my opinion. My family considers this a winner. Thanks for posting.”

  • “Shared this on another message board, and thought I should post what she said as a review on her behalf…I bought a really nice Oregon rack of lamb, and followed this recipe. It was fantastic, thanks for sharing. I served it with some stuffed tomatoes provançales, and a tasty Pinot Noir. Turned out to be one of my better efforts. “

  • “What a delicious recipe! The cooking time was perfect. I doubled the topping, used half to cover the lamb, added mushroom stalks and grated cheese to the other half, stuffed some mushrooms, and baked the two dishes together in the oven. Stuffed mushrooms take the same amount of time to cook as the lamb, and the two dishes complimented eachother nicely. I also served it with roasted herbed potatoes. Such an easy, delicious meal!”

  • “This was a huge hit with my family. I omitted the rosemary and used a yellow onion, also half the amt of dried parsley but everyone loved it. Will definitely make this again!”

  • “My first time EVER making lamb! Loved the crust on it it made my house smell like heaven! Will def make again, the only thing I would change is I cooked it for 15 minuets because I didn’t want to “kill” it. Was a little to rare, will cook it to 20 minuets next time and it will be perfect! Made one adjustment, I used half plain breadcrums and half panko just to give it some extra crunch!”

  • “definitely a keeper!2 YUMS!”

  • “We really liked this.”

  • “This is really, really incredible. I used this recipe as my first at-home lamb experiment, and it turned out absolutely perfectly. I liked it better than anything I’ve tried at a restaurant. I am definitely using this recipe again. It’s my go-to, for sure. Thanks for posting this!”

  • “This recipe was really good Dh was really happy with it as well.”

  • “I’d never made rack of lamb before and this was a HUGE hit. Somehow I missed the step of browning the lamb first, but it still came out lovely, just ended up having to cook it a little longer in the oven. Still incredibly moist and flavorful- this just went onto my ‘entertaining’ menu. Fabulous!”

  • “Delicisous recipe. I have made it several time with rave reviews. Thank you.”

  • “Excellent. We had never had lamb before and this was very good, flavorful, tender and moist.”

  • “Tender, juicy and delicious.This is my favorite lamb dish, even better than lamb chops and lamb roast.I doubled the breadcrumb to 1 cup, used 2 tablespoons of olive oil instead of butter and omitted the rosemary because I ran out, but will use it next time.The cook time was perfect.I did not brown the lamb before coating with bread crumbs.I did cut the top of the meat in between the bones to half way down before cooking and that really helped when serving.THANK YOU.”

  • “Really easy, and really yummy!I had an eight rib rack, but made the crust as written.I pulled the lamb out when the internal temp was 112 degrees, and let it come up a little as I finished the rest of the sides.The lamb was tender, juicy and perfectly medium rare, the crust was crunchy and garlicky (okay, I added a little extra garlic).A perfect dish for a dinner party!Thanks for posting.”

  • “Tender and scrumptious. You could have cut them with a butter knife!What an amazing way to cook lamb.My favorite and one I will make when I want to impress my mother-in-law, because she thinks she makes the best lamb, but she’s wrong; I do! :)”

  • “Just a note to be added with your other fabulous reviews…..MAGNIFICENT. My DH has always said he was not a lover of lamb…..your recipe proved him wrong. He raved about it and said I should cook this more often. BRAVO.”

  • “Wonderful lamb!Just the right amounts and combination of ingredients! This is our favorite lamb recipe now that we tried it!Good job Evie!”

  • “This recipe made a wonderful dinner! I followed the directions precisely, except I had to use dried rosemary. Even so, I couldn’t have hoped for a better result. I served the chops with fresh squash and parsley potatoes. Thank you!”

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