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Mutton Shoulder

5.0
Mutton Shoulder
Mutton Shoulder

Gerard's Suggestion

"For something a little more adventurous, Mutton shoulder is great with North African seasoning.

Rub some Harissa and Ras al Hanout all over your shoulder and slowly cook, basting every so often, for a full tagine style feast. Or simply slow cook with big veg like leek, beetroot and swede.
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Mutton Shoulder

5.0

A standout centrepiece for a family gathering; large, robust, full of flavour and easy-to-cook.

pasture-fed
dry-aged
free-range
Regular price £35.00
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Why you will love our Mutton Shoulder...

  • Grass-fed for exceptional depth of flavour
  • Perfect for slow roasting
  • Whole shoulder serves up to 12, ideal for gatherings

Our shoulder of mutton comes from sheep that are at least 2 years old at slaughter, sometimes even older. The older the animal is at slaughter, the greater the flavour. There was a time when all we ate was hogget and mutton, before lamb was used for meat, not just for its wool. It has been long forgotten so let's bring it back!

We make sure the shoulder has any excess fat trimmed off and is all ready for your oven. A whole shoulder could feed up to 12.

Gerard's Suggestion

"For something a little more adventurous, Mutton shoulder is great with North African seasoning.

Rub some Harissa and Ras al Hanout all over your shoulder and slowly cook, basting every so often, for a full tagine style feast. Or simply slow cook with big veg like leek, beetroot and swede.
"

Want to know more?

Our mutton is a true celebration of tradition and quality, sourced exclusively from local, small-scale producers who share our passion for ethical and environmentally conscious farming. Each animal is pasture-raised for several years, grazing on a natural diet of wild herbs and mixed grasses, which gives the meat its distinctive, rich flavour. We’re proud to work with exceptional farmers like Hugh Crossley at the Somerleyton Estate near Lowestoft, Alan Peck in Erpingham, and John and Alice Pawsey at Shimpling Park Farm. We take the time to hang the carcasses for around 30 days, sometimes longer, to get the best out of this wonderful meat.

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