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Pork
Our pork comes from fantastic heritage breed pigs which are free range and fed on a diet high in apples and other fruits which yields a fantastic meat. We do also buy in rare breed British pigs such as Gloucester Old Spot and Duke of Berkshire.
Pork |
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Best Pork Mince |
Our finest lean pork mince produced from lean cuts of leg and loin from free range Essex reared pigs. |
Pork Chop |
Very versatile, can be grilled, fried in a small amount of oil or oven baked. Bone in and a good layer of fat produces the most succulent dish. |
Diced Pork Leg |
Perfect for slow cooked dishes such as casserole, stew, goulash and stroganoff. |
Pork Loin Steak |
The leanest, most tender. Care must be taken not to overcook. |
Pork Fillet Medallion |
Also called tenderloin or Gentleman's Cut, pork fillet is lean, delicately flavoured meat. |
Gammon Joint |
Versatile cut of meat can be roasted or boiled and roasted to produce ham. |
Gammon Steak 8oz |
Cured hind leg of pork. Simple to cook, shallow fry in a couple to tablespoons for oil for 5 minutes per side. |
Pork Loin Crackling Joint |
The loin is the area between the shoulder and back legs is the leanest, most tender. Care must be taken not to overcook. Drying and salting is a key step to ensure you get a crisp crackling. |
Rolled Pork Belly Joint |
Relatively cheap cut, pork belly has beautiful soft flesh and crisp crackling when slow-roasted. |
Pork Shoulder Crackling Joint |
Shoulder meat is more fatty than pork leg meat and produces very tender and succulent roasting joints. |
Porchetta Joint |
A British take on an Italian speciality, using the loin. |
Pork Fillet Whole |
The most tender piece of pork simply sear and roast. Favours that work in any recipe. |
Pork Belly Joint Bone in |
Slow roast for a perfect Sunday lunch, the bone enhances taste and the skin yield wonderful crackling. |
Pork Belly Joint Boneless |
One of the most delicious cuts when prepared properly otherwise can be chewy and unpleasant. |
Pork Escalope |
A pork escalope is usually a small piece of fillet, or can be the eye of the loin. |
Pork Rack Roasting Joint |
From the fore end of the loin, this large joint makes superb centrepiece for Sunday lunch. |
Pork Chump Crackling Joint |
The chump is usually cut into steaks or chops but as a joint can be roasted on or off the bone and is moister than the leg. |
Pork Kebab |
Perfect for the BBQ. |