Gerard's Suggestion
Old Cow Rib Of Beef On The Bone
Gerard's Suggestion
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Combining pasture-fed, naturally reared and slow-grown meat with a passionate and progressive approach to butchery, we offer exceptional organic, free-range and traditional-breed meat from our cohort of enlightened Suffolk farmers.
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Gerard's Suggestion
An exceptionally flavourful high quality cut of meat that never fails to impress.
We have been hanging the carcass for eight weeks and it’s now just about perfect.
We have cut the ribs into individual rib joints, so they can be cooked on the griddle or BBQ. This is an exceptional cut of meat, and a real treat.
Each rib weighs approx. 1-1.5 kg, and should feed 2-4 people.
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Gerard's Suggestion
Our Old Cow Beef is a product of both dedication and exceptional farming partnerships. It is sourced from one of two herds we work with specifically to produce this wonderful meat: traditional-breed Lincoln Reds from the Yard Hill herd at Iken, and Belted Galloways from the Carr Farm herd on the River Waveney. These grass-fed cattle live freely from 5-12 years on rich meadows and marshes. This extended grazing allows the cattle to develop extraordinary flavour, renowned for its richness and creamy marbling. We honour this unique beef by slow-hanging each carcass for 8-10 weeks, ensuring its impeccable quality and depth of flavour.
> BBQ and Pan-fry
1. Preheat the oven to 220ºC (fan oven, or equivalent)
2. Remove your rib of beef from the packaging and make sure your joint is nice and dry. Let the joint reach room temperature.
3. Rub some oil, Maldon Sea salt and some course ground black pepper over your joint.
4. Place some roughly chopped onion, carrot, celery and some garlic cloves (anything you think will make the gravy taste delicious) in a roasting tin – put your prepared joint on top.
5. We recommend cooking hot and fast initially, to caramelise the outer layer of fat and seal in the flavour so roast your rib joint at 220ºC for 15 to 20 minutes, then reduce the temperature down to 150-160ºC. Keep an eye on it though! Cook for approx. 15-20 minutes per 450-500g for a medium-rare finish
6. Don’t forget to baste the joint by spooning the juices produced in cooking, over the joint.
7. A meat thermometer reading of 53-55ºC is ideal for medium-rare, 49-51ºC, for rare and 57-59ºC for medium.
8. Once out of the oven rest uncovered for 5 minutes, allowing the steam to be released, then loosely cover with greaseproof paper and a tea towel. Leave to rest for 40-50 minutes.
9. Enjoy!
100% Grass Fed Beef
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