Rack of Lamb cutlets Nutrition
Rack of Lamb cutlets Nutrition (Per 100 g cooked)
Rack of lamb cutlets cooked on a Charkii braai are a rich source of high-quality protein, healthy fats, iron, zinc, and vitamin B12. Because they are cooked over open flame, some fat renders off during cooking, concentrating the flavour and protein.
Nutrient Amount
Calories 310–340 kcal
Protein 22–25 g
Total Fat 24–28 g
Saturated Fat 10–12 g
Carbohydrates 0 g
Sugars 0 g
Sodium 70–100 mg
Iron 1.5–2 mg
Zinc 3–4 mg
Vitamin B12 High
These values are based on cooked lamb rib/rack cuts from USDA and Australian nutrition data sources.
Charkii Braai Benefits
Cooking rack cutlets on a Charkii braai:
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Helps render excess fat naturally
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Preserves protein and mineral content
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Adds smoky flavour without heavy sauces
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Works well for low-carb and high-protein eating plans
Typical Serving Guide
Serving Size CaloriesProtein
2 small cutlets (150g cooked) 470 kcal~34 g
4 cutlets (300g cooked) 940 kcal~68 g
Health Notes
Rack cutlets are:
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Excellent for muscle recovery and satiety
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Naturally low in carbohydrates
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Higher in fat than loin or eye of loin cuts, making them more energy dense
For a leaner Charkii braai meal, pair them with:
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Grilled vegetables
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Fresh salad
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Cauliflower mash
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Chimichurri instead of creamy sauces