• Virtually every step of my recipe for Catalonian Fire-Roasted Lamb Rack with Romesco Sauce aims to deliver big flavor

  • Goat meat is the most widely consumed meat in the world. Most Americans, though, are unfamiliar with it. If that includes you, here's a recipe for you

  • With this recipe we explore Far Eastern flavors with a classic red meat recipe from my Asian fusion restaurant, Chinois: marinated lamb chops

  • This take is what a Greek meatball should be about -- half ground lamb and half ground beef, while a lively combination of fresh mint, dried oregano and ground cinnamon round out the flavoring

  • I thought it would be especially fun to share with you one of my favorite, easy recipes from China: Stir-Fried Garlic Lamb in Lettuce Cups, something you can cook not only in honor of Chinese New Year but also share with the one you love on Valentine's Day

  • Grilled until slightly charred outside and rosy pink within, the burgers were delectable topped with a yogurt sauce


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  • Here's a fresh-tasting, delicious summer vegetable saute that goes perfectly with grilled or sauteed meat like the lamb featured here, poultry, or seafood. You'll find the flavors, textures, and colors so fresh, sweet, and appealing that you'll want to make it again and again

  • Grilled Lamb Chops and Couscous with Asparagus, Mint and Almonds is a quick all-in-one main course. Tender rib lamb chops are marinated in orange juice, garlic and oil, and then popped on the grill for only a few minutes. Buttered couscous tossed with sliced, blanched asparagus, toasted almonds, and mint makes a fast and delicious side

  • Lamb loins offer a tasty, low-fat change of pace from beef. Orange juice gives the marinade a sweet, fresh taste, and rosemary -- one of the best herbs to use when cooking lamb -- perks up the recipe.

  • If you're planning on serving lamb this Easter, why not try something a bit different from the standard leg roast? Lamb shanks, with their rich flavor and make-ahead feature, never seem to go out of style. This California bistro-style lamb shank dish is perfect for a dinner party as well.

  • I could list any number of excellent arguments for why you should try it. Goat meat is leaner than beef, pork and even chicken. Goats themselves are easy to raise in sustainable and environmentally friendly ways, and most are. Eating locally raised goat meat also supports a small and growing American industry. But the best reason to try goat is this: It is just so delicious