Locally Sourced Beef

The Country Victualler Brisket is a cut of meat from the breast or lower chest of beef or veal. Beef Brisket cooked as a pot roast couldn't be easier. Just sear and then cook it in the oven with onions and garlic all afternoon until it falls from the fork. The leftovers freeze beautifully, too! Serve the brisket pot roast with a side of potatoes or buttered egg noodles, polenta for a lighter Summery dish. Or maybe just serve with delicious crusty bread and serve with some green beans on the side, or a lightly dressed green salad. This can also be reheated it will keep in the fridge, easily, for about 5 days. Reheat it in a low oven, wrapped in aluminum foil, for 20-25 minutes or so. You can also freeze it for up to 3 months. Serves up to 8.

Nothing beats a traditional roast dinner. It’s the perfect way to get the family around the table and share some quality time. Cut down on trips to the shops with one of our joint selection packs, enough for a month of Sundays! Includes 1kg loin pork boneless, 2kg Whole Chicken, 1kg Sirloin Joint & 1.5kg Boneless Shoulder of Lamb.

The most prized cut of beef for many, the fillet is extremely tender and suits quick cooking. It is very lean with almost no fat running through it. It's the meat’s soft texture that is most prized and should be cooked with care so as not to destroy its virtues. Suitable for cutting into steaks, make your own beef wellington, carpaccio or even an indulgent roast, this cut is guaranteed to melt in your mouth.

Rich with natural marbling, this rib cut is cooked with the bone in, for a big, bold juicy steak. Perfect for sharing.

A perfect centrepiece! Our Beef Wellington has a combination of thick, juicy beef fillet with pâté, sautéed mince of mushrooms, shallots, port and herbs which combine in this beautiful recipe. The dressed fillet is then wrapped, baked, and served in our NEW delicious, lattice pastry.

This product is supplied frozen

Aging creates, hands down, the very best flavour and tenderness in beef. The process is carefully controlled in our specialist refrigeration unit. As the meat ages, moisture is lost and the flavour intensifies, in much the same way as reducing a sauce produces bolder richer flavour. The meat naturally shrinks considerably during the aging, but the end result is most certainly worth the cost.
Wow your guests at any event with a rib of beef on the bone, It looks great and you get much more of the flavour through the joint. The forerib has plenty of fat marbled through the flesh that adds flavour and keeps the meat tender during cooking. For easy carving the bone as been chined, the bone is cut from the rib bones but left on the joint. This allows for the bones to be easily removed for carving. After you have finished feasting, simmer the bones slowly to create rich beef stock for soups and casseroles.