Edited version of a story first published Tuesday, April 15, 2003: Caytie Harrison is admittedly timid about lamb. She tried it once at a restaurant and loved it. But she has yet to cook it at home.

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'Rack of lamb is a special cut,' says butcher Peter Sanagan You can save this article by registering for free here. Or sign-in if you have an account. Reviews and recommendations are unbiased and ...

Lamb is typically set aside for special occasions. This holds true especially for a rack of lamb — one of the pricier cuts. But rack of lamb is noted for its terrific flavor and for being versatile ...