Lamb chops made simple — honey jerk chops, butter-basted with sage and thyme, grilled with rosemary and garlic, and easy skillet chops for a weeknight.
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These Tender Honey Jerk Lamb Chops are juicy, smoky, spicy, and glazed with the perfect touch of honey for that sticky caramelized finish.
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Open in Pepper →Lamb chops feel like a special-occasion dinner, but they're on and off the heat in about the time it takes to boil potatoes. Salt, pepper, a hot pan, and a little butter get you most of the way there.
Cooks on Pepper reach for these when they want something that tastes like a nice restaurant without a long night in the kitchen — a birthday, a Mother's Day dinner, or a Tuesday when they're tired of chicken.
Every recipe here is a real dinner someone made: Tender Honey Jerk Lamb Chops, Butter-Basted Lamb Chops with sage and thyme, Grilled Lamb Chops with Rosemary and Garlic, Lamb Chops With Onions And Garlic Potatoes, and Greek Lamb Chops with Mushrooms and Tomatoes.
Take the chill off
Let the chops sit out 30 minutes before cooking so they brown evenly instead of steaming in the pan.
Pat them dry
Blot both sides with paper towels and salt them right before they hit the pan — wet chops won't get that crust.
Baste with butter
In the last 2 minutes, tilt the skillet and spoon melted butter with garlic, sage, and thyme over the chops again and again.
Rest before serving
Move the chops to a plate and let them sit 5 minutes so the juices stay in the meat and not on the cutting board.