Lamb Chops.... With Anything!

      This is a recipe from the Whole 30 Cook book that I made for Fathers Day. Click HERE for the recipe. I made these lamb chops for my grandpa. I made it for him because he loves it and Grandma doesn't so he doesn't get it as often. I used this particular recipe for my parents once while they were on Whole 30 and they loved it! Also, I used potatoes and beets instead of just potatoes. I used the beets because I had never tried them and we had some fresh from our neighborhood's farm. The pesto sauce was the best! You can put it on anything! (and I mean anything) My sister put it on bread, I put it on my veggies, my mom put it all over her lamb and my grandma put on the chicken I grilled for her. It was probably the best meal I've ever made.

Tip: I just oven roasted the potatoes and beets, still delicious

The finished product 

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