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Harissa-Spiced Lamb Chops

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Harissa-Spiced Lamb ChopsMartyn Thompson

On Moroccan tables, in addition to salt and pepper, you'll find a pinch pot of ground cumin. Sprinkling a little on cooked meat makes it taste somehow meatier and juicier.

Cooks' note:

Harissa-coated lamb chops can be marinated up to 6 hours.

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