I did us some lovely Lamb Chops for our New Years Eve Supper last night. I simply rubbed them with a mixture of rosemary, thyme, garlic, sea salt, white pepper, olive oil and a bit of good balsamic vinegar that I mashed together with my mortar and pestle. I let them macerate for a good hour or more while these delicious potatoes were baking and then I quickly grilled them in a hot skillet with a bit of butter for about a minute and a half per side. They were done perfectly!
These lovely potatoes were the perfect side dish! Simple to make, yet very impressive to look at. I had found a similar recipe on Joyously Domestic earlier this year and had pinned it. But as you know, I cannot leave well enough alone and so I made a few changes and I think they turned out even more fabulously than hers did, if I don't say so myself!
I cut down on some of the fat mixture, using half the amount in her recipe and I added extra flavour by using a bit of worcestershire sauce, garlic powder, thyme and paprika.
Cutting the potatoes in half lengthwise cut down on the cooking time needed. I also covered them with foil for the first half hour or so, which also cut down on the cooking time. I uncovered them for the last half of the cooking time, which afforded them plenty of time to crisp up on all of the edges. I did not use any bacon.
These were just gorgeous . . . just buttery enough, with plenty of flavour . . . nice and tender inside, but there were also plenty of lovely crisp golden edges to satisfy. They went wonderfully with the lamb chops and I am thinking they would also go very well with a steak or even grilled chicken or fish. I was very happy with how they turned out!
2 TBS butter, melted
¼ tsp salt
¼ tsp freshly ground black pepper



Serve hot with your favourite meats. Steak and Lamb go especially well.
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