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Grilled lamb shoulder chops are not something you\u2019ll find in the traditional meat case. They\u2019re a cut you ask the butcher for by name, the one he knows is good and can\u2019t figure out why nobody orders. More fat, more flavor, and they cook in ten minutes flat on a hot grill.<\/p>\n

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The shoulder on pork, beef, or lamb is loaded with deep flavor because it\u2019s a well-worked muscle. It also has connective tissue and fat, making it a cut that can be hard for new cooks. The American lamb we love has more fat than imported, which means unlike quick-cooking steaks, we take this cut a little past medium to give the fat time to render and get a good char. Those extra moments make for a better bite.<\/p>\n

That\u2019s where the chimichurri comes in. Cold, loaded with garlic, bright from red wine vinegar, poured over warm lamb straight off the grill. All that fat you coaxed through the cook is exactly what holds onto the sauce. Now you know why you asked.<\/p>\n

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\ud83d\udd2a Ingredients for Grilled Lamb Shoulder Chops<\/h2>\n

For the Lamb<\/strong><\/p>\n