South African BBQ curried lamb chops

South African BBQ recipe for curried lamb chops
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Rules for cooking lamb chops
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Lamb chops in a curry marinade
You will need eight thick lamb chops for this recipe in addition to the marinade that you need to soak them in.

For the marinade you will need:

½ cup virgin olive oil
1½ cups dry red wine (cheap is good)
at least 3 fat cloves of garlic, crushed
1 big onion, sliced
1 teaspoon curry powder
freshly ground black peppercorns
2 tablespoons smooth apricot jam

Mix these ingredients thoroughly and then add the chops. Leave then to sit in the marinade for at least four hours.

To cook the chops, get the fire look at, Sugar Free Drop Scone Muffins up to temperature look at, Collectible Children's Books and then braai the chops over moderate coals for between 10 and 12 minutes, basting frequently with the leftover marinade.

Serve with fresh rolls and salad. try, Robosapien

Once you have tasted this you are sure to agree that it is a great South African BBQ recipe.