Pork Collar

Uncle Beef

£4.36

Pork Collar Full product description Richly marbled and full of flavour, pork collar (also known as neck fillet/coppa ) is a versatile cut that stays juicy however you cook it. Roast the whole piece for blushing slices, cut into steaks for hot-and-fast searing, or cube for BBQ kebabs and sticky char siu . The natural marbling self-bastes, giving you a deep, porky sweetness and a tender bite. Simple seasoning works, but it also loves bold rubs and marinades. Why you’ll love it Well-marbled so it stays succulent Cook it whole, as steaks, or cubes for skewers Pan, oven, BBQ or smoker friendly Tak

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