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Lamb racks are one of the most expensive cuts of lamb you can buy. Deliciously tender, grilling a rack of lamb is the perfect dinner party option as most racks contain eight ribs, which should feed four people altogether. The flavour of lamb is a delicate, so there is no need to serve with a rich fl...

An old-fashioned favourite, our rolled lamb saddle joint is a delicious cut of meat. The saddle of the lamb is one of the most tender joints available, with a slightly sweet flavour. The layer of fat surrounding the rolled joint keeps it moist whilst it cooks. Enjoy this lamb roasted with rosemary a...

Perfect for a quick Sunday roast, these pre-cut squares of lamb rump are simply delicious. The layer of fat ontop keeps the meat juicy when roasted. The lamb rump comes from the back-side of the animal, where the loin meets the leg. Season the rump by massaging olive oil and salt into the meat and l...

Lamb shanks are perfect joints for a slow-cooked meal. The meat will come off the bone after a long low cook with red wine and vegetables, which can even be adapted and turned into a delicious ragu to eat with fresh pasta. The fat in the shank slowly renders down, keeping the meat moist and tender.

Lamb sirloin steaks are tender, cut from the lamb’s loin. A lamb steak can be cooked in a similar way to a beef sirloin steak; we recommend cooking medium-rare as they are fairly lean. Perfect with a drizzling of lamb gravy, cooked with shallots and red wine and served with a generous portion of t...

Best cooked on the griddle, or fired up on the bbq, or more gently cooked in the oven, our lamb cutlets are a delicious cut of lamb. To achieve a beautifully pink meat on the inside, with a caramelised crust, season the meat and drizzle in oil before you cooking in your chosen method, and always let...

The cannon comes from the fillet of the lamb. It is a lean, tender and small cut, and very delicious!  It simply needs to be brushed with a little olive oil and seasoned before browning in a hot pan for a minute, and then roasting for a following 7-8 minutes. 

A leg of lamb is the perfect joint for a wonderful roast dinner. Down to preference, you can either roast it for a short amount of time and serve pink in the middle, or slow-cook it, as they do in Middle Eastern countries and serve with lots of herbs and a sprinkling of pomegranate seeds.

Coming from a prime area of animal, chops are a tradional and popular cut of lamb, and well worth the price tag. Cut from the most tender parts of the lamb saddle, the chops come from the loin are truly delicious. These chops have the T-bone left in them, meaning you get to experience both a part of...

Lamb shoulder is the one of the nation’s favourites cuts of lamb. We recommend slow-cooking it for a long time over a low heat, to maximise the delicious flavour. By cooking it in this way, the muscle in the lamb shoulder breaks down, whilst rendering it, making the meat very tender. Try marinati...