Crumbed Lamb Cutlets

We crumb these lamb cutlets fresh from the rack in our own kitchen, so all the hard work is done before they ever hit your pan — no trimming, no crumbing, just a genuinely impressive dinner that takes only a few minutes of active cooking. French-trimmed cutlets already look the part on a plate, and once crumbed and golden, they make one of the easiest dinner-party mains you can put together.

How to cook them

Shallow-fry them for a few minutes each side until golden and crisp, turning once the coating has properly set so it doesn’t come away from the meat. Or oven-bake a tray for a lower-mess version if you’re cooking for a group. Either way, keep an eye on the heat — lamb cutlets are naturally lean and cook quickly, so you want the crumb crisp and the inside just cooked through rather than overdone and dry.

Because they come as individual cutlets, they’re naturally portioned and easy to serve — perfect for a dinner party where you want an impressive-looking plate without the stress of carving a larger roast, and just as suited to a family dinner where everyone gets a couple each. Our minted pea purée recipe below is a classic pairing that cuts through the richness of the lamb and adds a bit of colour to the plate, but they’re equally good served simply with a squeeze of lemon and a green salad.

Whether you’re feeding a family of four with leftovers or putting on a proper spread for guests. Because we crumb them ourselves rather than buying in a pre-prepared product, we can talk you through what’s gone into the coating if you’ve got any questions — and you’re getting genuinely fresh French-trimmed lamb, not something that’s been sitting crumbed in a freezer for months.

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