Ground Lamb
Our ground lamb, raised within the same regenerative practices as our cattle, consists of ground lamb—typically from the shoulder or neck—designed for slow-cooking in liquid until meltingly tender.
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Our ground lamb, raised within the same regenerative practices as our cattle, consists of ground lamb—typically from the shoulder or neck—designed for slow-cooking in liquid until meltingly tender.
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Our lamb shank, raised within the same regenerative practices as our beef, is the lower section of a lamb's leg, specifically from the knee down to the ankle, offering a very flavorful, albeit tough, cut of meat. Because it is a hard-working muscle filled with connective tissue and collagen, it requires slow cooking.
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Our lamb loin roast, raised within the same regenerative practices as our beef, is a tender, lean, and premium cut from the center of the lamb, often considered the most prized section alongside the rack. It is best roasted or seared to a pink, medium-rare finish.
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Our lamb leg steak, raised within the same regenerative farming practices as our beef, is a thick-cut, tender, and lean cross-section of the leg, offering a robust and slightly sweet, earthy flavor. Best served medium-rare or medium, it's ideal for grilling or pan-searing.
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Our lamb loin roast, raised within the same regenerative practices as our beef, is a tender, lean, and premium cut from the center of the lamb, often considered the most prized section alongside the rack. It is best roasted or seared to a pink, medium-rare finish.
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Our lamb loin roast, raised within the same regenerative practices as our beef, is a tender, lean, and premium cut from the center of the lamb, often considered the most prized section alongside the rack. It is best roasted or seared to a pink, medium-rare finish.
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Our lamb shoulder roast, raised within the same regenerative practices as our beef, is a flavorful, tender, and economical bone-in cut derived from the shoulder. They are characterized by rich marbling, a robust, slightly gamey flavor, and a higher fat content, making them ideal for slow-cooking, braising, or high-heat searing.
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Our lamb shoulder steaks are raised within the same regenerative practices as our beef, is a flavorful, tender, and economical bone-in cut derived from the shoulder. They are characterized by rich marbling, a robust, slightly gamey flavor, and a higher fat content, making them ideal for slow-cooking, braising, or high-heat searing.
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Our rolled lamb breast, raised within the same regenerative practices as our beef, is an economical, fatty, and flavor-packed cut from the belly or ribs (similar to pork belly) that is boned, rolled, and tied for slow-roasting. It thrives in low-and-slow cooking, which renders the high-fat content to create a delicious rich flavour.
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Our stewing lamb, raised within the same regenerative practices as our cattle, consists of small, cubed pieces of lamb—typically from the shoulder or neck—designed for slow-cooking in liquid until meltingly tender.
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