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Boston Butt Pork Shoulder Free Range

5.0
Boston Butt Pork Shoulder Free Range
Boston Butt Pork Shoulder Free Range

Gerard's Suggestion

"I often cook mine slowly in the oven then finish on an open fire to give a lovely smoky flavour, crispy skin and soft tender meat."

Boston Butt Pork Shoulder Free Range

5.0

The perfect cut to cook long and slow on open fire (or a hot smoker)!

slow-grown
dry-aged
native-breed
small-suffolk-farm
Regular price £40.00
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Why you will love our Boston Butt Pork Shoulder Free Range...

  • A wonderful big lump of pork on the bone
  • Slow-grown, heritage breed 'Large Black' pork from our Suffolk pig farmers
  • Excellent crackling

Cut from our fabulous traditional breed, free-range East Suffolk pigs. A wonderful old-fashioned cut, which has been re-invented here in the UK.

The 'Boston Butt' is essentially shoulder on the bone, cut laterally to include the blade bone and all the meat and crackling surrounding it, but leaving the shoulder ribeye chops behind.

The best way to cook this joint is long and slow.

This is a pretty large joint and should feed 6-8 comfortably.

Gerard's Suggestion

"I often cook mine slowly in the oven then finish on an open fire to give a lovely smoky flavour, crispy skin and soft tender meat."

Want to know more?

Our exceptional pork comes from free-range pigs raised in the light, sandy soils of East Suffolk. This unique environment allows them to root and forage naturally, resulting in pork known for its traditional flavour, excellent marbling, and a delicious fat covering for perfect crackling. We source from a select group of local farms, including Thatched House Farm, Dingley Dell, and Blythburgh, where the farmers prioritise animal welfare and sustainability. These close partnerships ensure consistently high-quality pork with exceptional flavour and texture. To enhance its character, we dry-age the pork on the bone for up to two weeks in our hanging chiller.

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