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Mangalitza Ribeye Steak, Frozen, 2 x 250g

A mangalitza ribeye steak, otherwise called a mangalitsa steak, is unlike any other cut you can order. Known for its extraordinary marbling, this heritage-breed pork develops a buttery richness and depth of flavour more commonly associated with high-end wagyu beef. Each bite delivers a savoury, gently sweet porkiness elevated by warm, nutty undertones, thanks to its naturally high-quality fat.

What sets the mangalitza pork ribeye apart is its remarkable texture. The intricate fat marbling melts slowly as it cooks, resulting in a cut that stays unbelievably tender, moist and succulent. The ribeye’s natural structure gives it a satisfying, almost silky mouthfeel that appeals to chefs and home cooks alike. Whether you pan-sear it or grill it, this steak maintains a beautiful balance of crisp exterior and velvety interior—true to the Mangalitza breed’s reputation for exceptional eating quality.

Cooking Suggestions: How To Cook Mangalitza Pork Steak

  • Pan-Sear: Ideal for achieving a golden crust while preserving tenderness.
  • Grill: Adds smoky depth and highlights the steak’s natural marbling.
  • Slow Roast: Enhances juiciness and produces a melt-in-your-mouth finish.
  • Sous Vide: Guarantees perfect doneness while keeping the fat luxuriously soft.

Serving Suggestions: What To Pair Mangalitza Pork Ribeye With

  • Roasted Root Vegetables: Such as carrots, parsnips, beetroot and turnips, as their earthy sweetness balances the rich fat.
  • Herb-Forward Salads: Fresh herbs like parsley, dill, tarragon, mint and acidity cut through the decadence.
  • Creamy Mash or Polenta: Provides a smooth, comforting backdrop.
  • Charred Greens: Adds bitterness and texture for contrast.
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A mangalitza ribeye steak, otherwise called a mangalitsa steak, is unlike any other cut you can order. Known for its extraordinary marbling, this heritage-breed pork develops a buttery richness and depth of flavour more commonly associated with high-end wagyu beef. Each bite delivers a savoury, gently sweet porkiness elevated by warm, nutty undertones, thanks to its naturally high-quality fat.

What sets the mangalitza pork ribeye apart is its remarkable texture. The intricate fat marbling melts slowly as it cooks, resulting in a cut that stays unbelievably tender, moist and succulent. The ribeye’s natural structure gives it a satisfying, almost silky mouthfeel that appeals to chefs and home cooks alike. Whether you pan-sear it or grill it, this steak maintains a beautiful balance of crisp exterior and velvety interior—true to the Mangalitza breed’s reputation for exceptional eating quality.

Cooking Suggestions: How To Cook Mangalitza Pork Steak

  • Pan-Sear: Ideal for achieving a golden crust while preserving tenderness.
  • Grill: Adds smoky depth and highlights the steak’s natural marbling.
  • Slow Roast: Enhances juiciness and produces a melt-in-your-mouth finish.
  • Sous Vide: Guarantees perfect doneness while keeping the fat luxuriously soft.

Serving Suggestions: What To Pair Mangalitza Pork Ribeye With

  • Roasted Root Vegetables: Such as carrots, parsnips, beetroot and turnips, as their earthy sweetness balances the rich fat.
  • Herb-Forward Salads: Fresh herbs like parsley, dill, tarragon, mint and acidity cut through the decadence.
  • Creamy Mash or Polenta: Provides a smooth, comforting backdrop.
  • Charred Greens: Adds bitterness and texture for contrast.

Origin: Hungary

Weight: 2 x 250g

Storage: Keep frozen.

Shelf life: 2 days from thawing if kept refrigerated.

Cooking suggestions: Pan-searing, grilling or slow-roasting.

Serving suggestions: Serve with roasted veggies (carrots, parsnips, beetroot, turnips), fresh herbs (parsley, dill, tarragon, mint) and mashed potatoes or polenta.

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