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20 hours ago, weinoo said:That's a rack of lamb - very interesting the way it is butchered, compared to a rack of lamb I'd get here.
Maybe my translation of the cut is off ?
It is the lower back of the lamb (“under” the ribs), cut into cross sections through the spine.
Edited: Saddle it is ... thanks @BonVivant!
19 hours ago, weinoo said:That's a rack of lamb - very interesting the way it is butchered, compared to a rack of lamb I'd get here.
Maybe my translation of the cut is off ?
It is the lower back of the lamb (“under” the ribs), cut into cross sections through the spine.
19 hours ago, weinoo said:That's a rack of lamb - very interesting the way it is butchered, compared to a rack of lamb I'd get here.
Maybe my translation of the cut is off ?
It the lower back of the lamb (“under” the ribs), cut into cross sections throughnthe spine.
