beef selection
 
Beef
 
  
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Topside

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This is the most tender part of the round, and ideal for mid-week or Sunday lunch this popular family joint is great.
Suitable as a joint to roast, pot roast; steaks to fry, grill, stir fry.

Silverside

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Suitable to pot roast and roast. Must be basted frequently and cooked slowly if roasting.

Fillet Steak

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Fillet steak lends itself to grilling or frying in a light olive oil until medium/rare.

Fillet steak has little or no fat and ideal for those who like 'tender' steak.

Sirloin and fillet (boned and rolled)

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Sirloin is the premium cut of beef, is more tender, so will taste better with less cooking.

Suitable to pot roast and roast.

Sirloin Steaks

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Suitable to grill, fry, barbecue, stir fry.

Rump Steak

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Rump steak is often considered the best steak for flavour, though not as tender as fillet.

Braising Steaks

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Braising steak contains more muscle and so needs to be cooked gently to tenderise it. By long, slow cooking, either in the oven or on the hob.

Shin of Beef

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Slow cooking help tenderise the tough but flavoursome meat., making it ideal for stew or hotpots.

Diced Chuck

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Why not try diced chuck Steak and roasted red peppers, slowly cooked in a Stilton and Ale gravy, with seasonal vegetables. Serve with chips, new potatoes or mash potato.

Steak Mince

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Beefburgers

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Our home made beef burgers contain top quality beef and simple ingredients that produces a succulent traditional beef burger.

Horseshoe Brisket

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Suitable to roast, pot roast, boil if salted.

Goose Skirting

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Rolled Rib

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A moist, succulent cut as it is 'marbled' with fat. Suitable as a joint to roast, steaks to grill, fry.

Rib eye steaks

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