Description
Sometimes referred to as a saddle chop, as it is cut across the saddle, a Barnsley chop is taken from right across the loin, hence producing a double-sided chop. Some say it requires a longer cooking time than an ordinary lamb chop, but, like the latter, the overall cooking time is short, and the chop must also be rested once cooked to soften the meat.
Delicious with mint gravy or Cumberland Sauce
