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Cumin Crumbed Lamb Cutlets:

Serves: 4
Prep time: 15 mins
Cook time: 10-15 mins

Ingredients
12 lamb cutlets, French trimmed
sea salt and pepper, to season
1 cup (150g) plain flour
2 tbsp ground cumin
1 tbsp fine sea salt
2 eggs, beaten
1½ cups panko breadcrumbs
⅔ cup (185g) Greek yoghurt
¼ cup finely chopped coriander
1 tsp hot mustard
1 lemon
olive oil, to shallow fry
potato salad, to serve

Method
Season the lamb cutlets with salt, pepper and half the cumin.
Combine flour, remaining cumin and fine salt in a shallow bowl, mix well to combine.
Place eggs in a shallow bowl and panko in a third shallow bowl.
Dip cutlets into flour, turning to coat completely, then shake off excess.
Dip into egg, allowing excess to drip off, then dip into breadcrumbs and press down on breadcrumbs to coat firmly.
Place crumbed cutlets on a plate.
Combine yoghurt, coriander and mustard in a small bowl. Season with salt to taste.
Zest the lemon and juice 1 half. Add to yoghurt and mix well.
Heat oil in a large frying pan on medium high heat.
Cook cutlets in batches, based on their thickness (thicker cuts will need longer to cook) for 2-3 minutes each side, until golden brown.
Transfer to a tray with a rack and keep warm while cooking remaining cutlets.
Season cutlets with salt. Serve with yoghurt dipping sauce and a simple potato salad on the side.

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39 Comments

  1. That’s a nice expensive cut of lamb… thanks for showing us peasants what we can’t afford lol

  2. So many cooking content creators make incredible dishes, but don't bother to put the recipe they used in their description or even a link to a recipe they trust, but I can always trust Andy to provide a recipe for each and every dish he cooks, thanks for being a legend Andy ❤

  3. Fun fact: depending on your location, the lamb you buy/ eat could have been sitting in a warehouse freezer for up to a year.

  4. Every video using meat for the most par not accessible to household consumers.
    Roll of cryovac porterhouse.
    This rack of lamb.
    Climb down off your chariot champ

  5. I make a Australian rack of lamb literally every single Friday for the last 3 years. I keep the rack together. I dont cut them into the chops. They are absolutely magnificent. Like honest to God 10/10. With that being said, that's not what I do lol

  6. The best way to cook lamb or mutton is Mutton Atthey recipe.. if you have never tried it please try. It's simple, juicy, spicy and very rare dish from the state of Jharkhand in India. I can bet even many people in India have never heard it as it is very traditional and rare delicacy 🎉

  7. One of the most expensive lamb cuts turned into a deep-fried chop! Not saying it's not good, I've had them before and they are super delicious, but man…..that's a dollars worth, right there😳👍

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