BBQ herb-crusted rack of lamb
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BBQ herb-crusted rack of lamb

This amazing delicate piece of meat made on your own BBQ? Yes, I do! With a delicious herbal crust that is in balance and not too dominant.

Recipe source: Turn Don’t Burn — original recipe (opens in a new tab)

Automatically translated from Dutch, with terminology corrections. You can always view the original. Show original Dutch recipe

Total time2h 30m
Servings4
Grill / smoker90°C
Internal temperature54°C
Time & cooking details

Prep: 30m · Cook: 2h · Rest: See resting instructions

Intermediate · French

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The cook, step by step.

  1. 1

    Step 1

    Remove the lamb racks 3-4 hours before preparation from the refrigerator to reach room temperature and then remove the package. Then remove the fleece at the back of the bones. You do this with the back of a spoon or fork. It's easy to bounce in and then take the fleece off. Be careful here that you don't damage the flesh between the bones. After this you put a pan on low heat and melt the butter. When this is melted, turn off the fire and add the panko and the looks BBQ rub. Stir this well and put this aside. Then spread the mixture from the pan over the lamb racks and divide it well so that the entire surface is well covered with the herbal crust.

  2. 2

    Step 2

    Then it is time to prepare the BBQ for indirect preparation. We're supposed to keep the BBQ temperature around 90 degrees Celsius throughout the preparation. This can be difficult but at least try not to get above 100 degrees. Then set the core thermometer to 54 degrees internal temperature and insert it into the thickest point of the lamb rack. Then close the lid. At this temperature, it may take 2 hours to reach the temperature. Take your time with this delicate piece of meat.

    Internal temperature: 54°C
  3. 3

    Step 3

    After the lamb rack has reached its internal temperature of 54 degrees, it is time to remove it from the BBQ. You then let the meat rest for another 10 minutes under some aluminum foil.

    Internal temperature: 54°C
  4. 4

    Step 4

    After this it is ready to cut and serve the lamb rack. For your information, at 54 degrees internal temperature the lamb rack is still rosé inside and it is on the best tart for this piece of meat in our opinion. If you still want to cook it a little further then do so at your own risk but know that the taste of the meat changes dramatically over 60 degrees internal temperature. In our opinion it doesn't get any better! But aside, enjoy it!

    Internal temperature: 54°C

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