Lamb Shanks

Uncle Beef

£10.29

Lamb Shanks (400-500G Per Shank) Full product description Comfort in a pot. Lamb shanks love a gentle, unhurried cook—the connective tissue melts, the meat turns spoon-tender, and the sauce gains that natural gloss you can’t fake. Brown them well, add aromatics and stock (or red wine), then let the oven, slow cooker or pressure cooker do the rest. Finish with herbs or a citrusy gremolata to lift the richness. Perfect with mash, polenta or buttery couscous. Why you’ll love it Bone-in shanks for deep, slow-cooked flavour Collagen-rich —makes a silky, naturally thick sauce Low-and-slow friendly:

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