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Herbed Lamb Chops - Knorr and Marco Pierre White recipe video

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Uploaded by on Apr 1, 2011

You can also view this recipe video here: http://www.knorr.co.uk/Recipes/Lamb-Recipe/Herbed-Lamb-Chops.aspx For more videos, recipes and cooking tips from Marco Pierre White and Knorr, go to http://www.knorr.co.uk

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  • I just can't watch any more, if you won't look at me when you talk then I'm not going to listen.

  • @chantimothy Indeed we do, I often pick things up with my hands straight off of a tray out of an oven, or off of a griddle. It's because we haveto be fast in the kitchen - so we have to use our hands to save time, and get the food out quicker. - we often have no time to get something to grab them with and we eventually just get used to it and it doesnt bother is as much xD

  • @GrandpaMosh lol ya... but i think chefs does have a higher tolerance in heat...

  • @music77ify what??

  • Does this guy have any freakin nerves in his hands :|

  • I love this idea. I must go and cook it (or at least get a slave to cook it for me) Seems a lot of chives though but will let you know

  • @TornadoButterfly rosemary, fresh ones.

  • hi,

    my guest doesnt like onions, could I substitute chives with something else? I wouldnt want to if it was not up to my guest... THANKS!

  • Made this for lunch not long ago.  Most delicious meal I've ever prepared - simply stunning. Rendering the fat is the best cooking tip I've ever had.

  • @retrotw

    Indeed. As a Greek fellow i prefer pork welldone (=british charcoaled :P ) with crispy/juicy fat.

    Beef medium and a little bit to the rare side. Aged and marbled meat are a must (that trip to Paris was lifechanging)

    Lamb... Well if its done on spitroast like they do on easter here, i like it crispy on the outside and medium well+ on the inside. The results of any other method of preparing lamb were quite disappointing (not that its not tasty, but that the crispness... oh the crispness)

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