crown roast
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Definition
- Noun:
- A roast of the rib section of lamb: A "crown roast" is a specific cut and preparation of meat, typically lamb or pork, where a rack of ribs is formed into a circle or crown shape, often with the bones pointing upward, and then roasted.
Usage Examples
- Noun:
- The chef prepared an impressive crown roast for the holiday dinner.
- A crown roast of lamb is often considered a festive and elegant main course.
Advanced Usage
- As a culinary centerpiece: The term is used to describe not just the cut of meat but also its presentation, emphasizing its role as a visually striking dish for special occasions.
- The golden-brown crown roast was the centerpiece of the banquet table.
Variants and Related Words
- Rack of lamb/pork: Refers to the same rib section before it is tied into the crown shape.
- Roast: A more general term for a large piece of meat cooked by oven roasting.
Synonyms
- Rib roast (when referring to the cut before shaping): A roast consisting of the rib section.
Related Phrases
- To carve a crown roast: The specific action of slicing and serving this prepared dish.
- The host expertly carved the crown roast between the ribs.
Noun
- a roast of the rib section of lamb