Lamb Ribs

Lamb Ribs

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If it's a cut that's unfamiliar to you- it's a long, thin piece of meat taken from across the ribs and belly of the lamb. Many butchers will make it into mince but we think it's a fantastic, under-rated cut that roasts to perfection. The character of lamb breast comes from the way the succulent fat melts into the meat when cooked. It's all about the flavour.

*Suitable for home freezing.

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  • Rich in nutrients and full of robust flavour, our halal grass fed lamb is a firm family favourite. Succulent steaks and juicy chops make for quick midweek suppers, while delicious roasting joints are the last word in tradition. Roll out a fabulous rack of lamb at your next dinner party to really wow your guests with a centrepiece that tastes every bit as good as it looks. All Healthy Halal lamb comes from free-range animals born and reared in our lush, sustainable West Country pastures. We assure reliably tenderness and depth of flavour.

  • England

  • Un-stunned, slaughtered by hand

 
  • 4 days, fresh

    Keep Chilled, 1°C to 4°C

  • N/A

  • Antibiotic free

    Growth hormone free

    Grass fed

    Free to roam

    No additives or added ingredients whatsoever

    Locally sourced and ethically farmed

 
  • Box- Recyclable

    Paper Tape- Recyclable

    Food Grade Tray- Recyclable

    Gel Packs- plastic recyclable

  • Marinades of all sorts are the best friends of halal lamb ribs. Opt for a dry rub of smoked paprika, garlic and brown sugar. A really slow braise in a flavour-packed gravy will result in tender meat made succulent by the melted fat and marbling. Careful slow cooking on a cool-ish barbecue can deliver amazing results, but can be tricky. If you're daunted, slow cook in the oven first then baste with a sticky marinade and finish over white-hot coals for a crunchy charred exterior over super-soft meat.

  • For a slow-cooking ribs, this hanging time is crucial. It allows the meat to dry out slightly, relaxing and tenderising. This means the grain is open and will absorb flavour while cooking and flake from the bone when it's done.