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Broiled Family Rack of Lamb

Procure a rack of tender lamb of about three-pounds weight with full breast bones; entirely remove the spinal bone and neatly trim all around. Carefully crack the bones in the middle of the rack without cutting the meat. Then with a knife make criss-crosses all over the surface of the skin. Mix on a plate a teaspoon salt, half teaspoon white pepper and a tablespoon oil; thoroughly roll the rack in the seasoning till all absorbed. Arrange on a double broiler and broil on a rather slow fire for fifteen minutes on each side. Remove, place on a large dish and keep hot.

Plunge twelve small peeled potatoes into a quart boiling water with a teaspoon salt and boil for thirty minutes. Drain on a sieve. Heat a tablespoon melted butter in a black frying pan; add the potatoes, fry all around until a nice golden colour and arrange all around the rack. Spread a cabaret sauce over the serve.

N. B. Potatoes and cabaret sauce can be prepared before the rack.

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