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Native Breed Beef Shin

Native Breed Beef Shin – 1kg

Richly flavoured beef from the lower leg, ideal for long, slow cooking.

Boneless – 1kg – £19.00: Ideal for cutting into pieces for stews, casseroles, pies and slow-cooked ragu. Connective tissue softens into a rich, gelatinous sauce.

Bone-In – 1kg – £16.50: Suited to long, gentle braises, where the bone and marrow can enrich cooking juices. The meat becomes tender enough to pull apart after sufficient cooking.

Both preparations generally serve four, depending on the dish.

Price range: £16.50 through £19.00

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(73 customer reviews)
Approximate Weight: 1kg
Serves: 4
Shelf life: min 10 days
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Description

What is Beef Shin?

Beef shin comes from the hardworking lower leg. It contains abundant connective tissue, which softens during long, gentle cooking to produce tender meat and rich, gelatinous gravy. It is a flavourful cut for braises, stews and casseroles.

Boneless or Bone-In: which should you choose?

Boneless Shin – 1kg: Choose this for portioning or dicing yourself for pies, stews, casseroles and slow-cooked beef ragu. Allow time for its connective tissue to break down rather than trimming it all away.

Bone-In Shin – 1kg: A good choice for slow braises, with marrow and bone contributing richness to the cooking juices. Cook until the meat becomes tender enough to pull or shred. The exact arrangement of the bone and number of pieces may vary.

Is Bone-In Shin the same as Osso Buco?

No. Our Beef Osso Buco is separately prepared as thick cross-cut shank steaks around a central marrow bone. Choose Beef Shin for a 1kg bone-in or boneless slow-cooking preparation instead.

Cooking advice and recipes

Beef shin needs patient, moist cooking. It is suitable for slow braising, stews, pies and ragu. For cooking methods see How to Cook Beef Shin (Bone-In and Boneless). For serving ideas, explore Shin Beef Pie, Beef Shin Ragu and Shin Beef Stew and Dumplings.

Storage

Keep refrigerated and observe the use-by date on the packaging. The current product specification states a minimum 10-day shelf life.

73 reviews for Native Breed Beef Shin

  1. Steve Ward (verified owner) –

    Takes a bit of prep but really great flavour in a stew

  2. malcolm risk (verified owner) –

  3. Anthony Hayhurst (verified owner) –

    Very good but a lot of sinew.

  4. David Sealey (verified owner) –

  5. Pat Panni (verified owner) –

  6. Norma Andrews (verified owner) –

  7. Sabine (verified owner) –

    Excellent. Stew was fantastic. Need to get more meat. Well done

  8. Douglas stears (verified owner) –

  9. toni hunt (verified owner) –

    Tasty beef stew

  10. Vinny Davies (verified owner) –

  11. Laurence Bowden (verified owner) –

    Used it to make a long,slow, tasty oven cook casserole.
    Comfort food for a cold winter’s day. Recommended

  12. May Woolford (verified owner) –

  13. Greg Cullen (verified owner) –

    Simple stew, lots of flavour.

  14. Shaun Salter (verified owner) –

  15. Anita Cabrie (verified owner) –

    Made a slow cooker beef curry with the shin and the meat was delicious. Great quality and I’ll definitely buy again

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