Push one side of each Barnsley chop into the spice mixture and make sure it gets a good coating. Season with salt and pepper. 2: Warm a large, non-stick frying pan over a medium heat and pour in a little oil. When hot, place the lamb chops in the pan, outer-skin-and-fat-side down, so they look as if they are standing up on their sides.
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Fresh rhubarb, spring greens, British asparagus – celebrate the season with our columnist Tom Kerridge's delicious dishes Barnsley chops are basically a double loin chop, often referred to as a saddle chop as they’re cut across the saddle of the lamb to include the fillet as well.
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If you’re stuck for a weeknight tea, Barnsley chops are great – for a start, they’re double chops so they satisfy the hungriest of appetites and their naturally sweet fat keeps them succulent and tasty. Adding the cumin and coriander, as well as the zing of orange zest at the end, makes a simple dinner a bit more special.
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