A barbecue enthusiast with histamine intolerance created the Grilled Lamb Chops recipe to enjoy the joys of grilling without the worry of triggering histamine symptoms. The result is this wonderful, flavorful dish that graces his family's table during barbecue season.
This recipe is suitable for a low-histamine diet as it uses ingredients known to be low in histamine, such as lamb, olive oil, and garlic. The revised recipe removes black pepper, which can potentially trigger histamine intolerance symptoms. Please be aware that the tolerance to these ingredients can vary from person to person and the ingredients may need to be adjusted to fit personal needs.
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Look for lamb chops that are fresh and pink with a little marbling. Avoid lamb that is dark red or brown as it could have higher histamine levels. Always cook fresh meat promptly and never use meat that is past its use-by date.
The longer you marinate the lamb chops, the more flavorful they will be. However, be aware that long marinating times can increase histamine levels. A 30-minute marinating time is a good balance between flavor and low histamine.
Preheat your grill before you start grilling. This will help sear the lamb chops and seal in the juices. However, avoid over-grilling as it can increase histamine levels. Aim for a medium-rare to medium level of doneness.
Letting the lamb chops rest after grilling allows the juices to redistribute throughout the chop, resulting in a more tender and flavorful dish.
These lamb chops pair wonderfully with a fresh salad or low-histamine roasted vegetables like carrots or parsnips.
If you have leftovers, store them in the refrigerator and consume within a day or two to minimize histamine buildup. Always reheat thoroughly before consuming.
Remember that everyone's tolerance to histamine can be different, so it's important to pay attention to your body and adjust your diet accordingly. Always discuss dietary changes with a healthcare professional.