Lamb Chops with Cracked Pepper and Rosemary Dinner Menu
Wait until you try this fantastic and delicious Lamb Chops with Cracked Pepper and Rosemary – It is so good! The entire menu will give you a good rating as a cook with your family and friends.
1st Course – Appetizer:
Parmesan-Asiago Topping
This is very addicting appetizer! Serve it as an appetizer spread on either crackers or bread.
2nd Course – Salad:
Spring Greens with Poached Egg
This is a classic French recipe. This salad makes a perfect lunch or a great appetizer. Everyone you serve this delightful salad to will want the recipe.
Served with:
Kalamata Olive Country Bread
This recipe and my sourdough bread recipes are my favorite breads!
3rd Course – Main Course and Side Dish:
Seared Lamb Chops with Cracked Pepper and Rosemary – This is another 10+ recipe. Will definitely impress anyone you serve it to.
Saffron Risotto – Saffron Risotto or Risotto alla Milanese is a traditional Italian risotto with saffron in it. Risotto is normally a primo or first course dish, served on its own before the main course.
Learn How To Make Risotto Ahead of Time – With this technique, that is used by restaurant chefs, you never have to stand at the stove, stirring, for 20 minutes while your guests wonder where you have gone. Risotto Hints and Tips – Making Perfect Risotto
4th Course – Dessert:
Perfect Creme Brulee
Very few desserts are more delicious to eat and to look at. Translated from the French, this popular dessert means “burnt cream,” referring to the caramelized finish. A classic finale to a meal, creme brulee can be served slightly warm or chilled. T his is one of my favorite desserts to serve at my dinner parties.
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