Lamb Rib Chops

How should lamb rib chops be cooked?

You have a lot of options for cooking lamb chops. Lamb rib chops are best grilled or pan-fried as they cook very quickly. Lamb loin chops are also great on the grill, but do well in the oven too. (See these other lamb recipes: Roasted Lamb Chops and Grilled Lamb Chops or Grilled Lamb Loin Chops.)

How do you know when lamb chops are cooked?

You can use a recipe’s temperature and cook time as a guide. But for the most accurate results, use an instant read thermometer to ensure that your lamb chops are cooked to your desired doneness: 145°F for medium rare (pull from heat at 135°F), at 160°F for medium (pull from heat at 150°F), and 170°F for well done (pull from heat at 160°F).

What temperature should I cook lamb chops?

Cook lamb rib chops hot and fast on a grill or in a skillet on the stove top. You can grill, bake, or pan-fry lamb loin chops.

Production & delivery process

Pick up & collection

The birds are picked up after months by nurturing by our famous team.  Delivery perform from the farms to processing factory is done in completely sanitized and ventilated to preserve best hygiene. Our food choices have important impacts on the atmosphere, the people who work in the food system, and the health and safety of communities.

Processing & cutting

The preparation process starts at the point the frozen & chilled boiler chicken, portions or whole, is removed from the freezer or refrigerators, respectively. Quick dressing is done to stop the fluid inside the chicken from turning into big crystals, which can cause quicker deterioration in nutrition and texture. After which they are ready to be exported in parts/whole.

Delivery

Upon order and verification, the port whole/parts and frozen chicken are delivered in bulk from our warehouse in Brazil. Place an inquiry for a delivery and go a no-charged delivery for order. Customers can specific order in parts/whole as we are wholesale frozen chicken suppliers.