Lamb Shoulder

Uncle Beef

£53.19

Weight: Approx 2.5kg Lamb Shoulder Full product description For proper, set-and-forget comfort, choose lamb shoulder . This hardworking cut rewards gentle heat with juicy, pull-apart meat and a sauce that turns naturally glossy. Roast low and slow with garlic and rosemary, tuck it into a casserole with stock and wine, or take it to the BBQ/smoker until it’s buttery and tender. Carve in thick slices if you like it just-set, or cook on to shred and pile into flatbreads with a tangy salad. Effort minimal; payoff massive. Why you’ll love it Collagen-rich shoulder that turns meltingly tender Forgiv

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