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I question the accuracy of this page. It describes a crown roast as one which has the paper "hats" on the bones. My understanding is that this is wrong. I was under the impression that what diffentiated a crown roast from something else was that the crown roast involved two racks, each French cut so that the ribs are exposed, and then positioned in a circle. It is this circle with exposed ribs that resembles a crown, not the hats on the ribs which are crowns. I am not a trained chef, but I would appreciate it if some one who is would verfiy my knowledge and correct this article if need be.Dmprantz (talk) 18:45, 13 April 2009 (UTC)[reply]