Boston’s Best Chefs Do Lamb

Adam Ragusea, PRK Guest Contributor

Too. Much. Lamb. Between last weekend and last night, I’m totally lambed out.

Standout chefs from the American Lamb Jam included: Ben Knack from Sel de la Terre, for the best hunk of loin of the night; Thomas Rice of Clio, for a dish involving edible flowers that was so pretty I almost didn’t care if it tasted like, well, meat and flowers; Toby T. Hill from Pain D’ Avignon, for his lamb confit burger with a slab of melting brie on brioche. (Of the latter, one of my fellow judges asked “where were you at 2 am last night?”)

Many thanks to the American Lamb Board and BostonChefs.com for putting on a great show!

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  • I agree with Benjamin, you got it right. And at the Takedown too!

    Posted by Tanya on March 27, 2010, at 8:40 PM
  • Easy for you to say! I’ll called your plate “the best dish of the night.” Wait until the guy who made the rillettes sees this; I’ll have to get a WBUR intern to start my car every morning.

    Posted by Adam Ragusea on March 8, 2010, at 9:44 PM
  • Great review of Lamb Jam 2010. Your comments totally hit it on the head!!!

    Posted by Benjamin Knack on March 8, 2010, at 8:47 PM
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