Tebow "Lamb of God"

Main Course

Tebow “Lamb of God”

This recipe produces a tender rack of lamb with subtly warm and tangy flavors of mustard, tarragon and cardamom.

So, how did this rack of lamb recipe come about? Well… in 2011 Denver discovered a new faith, and Tebow was its new disciple. While the followers were not religious, they were united in a common belief. Instead of crosses, they sported blue and orange jerseys. “We believe” signs were sprinkled throughout the city. While running errands, you could come upon people “tebowing” for the camera. In yoga classes, students paused at the end of standing poses, for a modified “tree-bow” pose. City-wide, the mood changed from self centered focus, to unified hope. “Could the Broncos do it again?”

As the NFL entered the playoffs, Jean received this recipe compliments of Corey Gleason. Though not an experienced cook, he has a great sense of humor. He sent a text with the idea for the recipe and emphasized… make sure to use extra virgin olive oil. Lo and behold – the recipe is a winner!

Recipe Alergies

Low-Carb

Instructions

1.Preheat oven to 425°F.
2.Rub lamb with olive oil.
3.Sear lamb in skillet over medium high heat on all four sides.
4.Set aside, let cool a little. Then coat with Dijon mustard and roll in Smith & Truslow Organic Tarra-Cardamom Rub.
5.Place on baking sheet. Cover the bones with aluminum foil.
6.Bake with bone side down for 12-18 minutes,until temperature taken with a meat thermometer is 5-10 degrees below target temperature (temperature will continue to rise after you remove it from the oven).
7.Target temperatures are as follows: Rare 125°-130°, Medium rare 130°-140°, Medium 140°-150°