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Cut from the belly, these meaty pork ribs offer a generous balance of meat, fat and bone, making them one of the most flavourful cuts for slow cooking. As they cook, the fat renders and the meat softens, creating tender ribs with plenty of richness.
Our free-range pork comes from Hampshire cross Duroc and Large White pigs reared outdoors in Suffolk and on the South Downs. These breeds are prized for their excellent fat cover and eating quality, making them particularly well suited to slow-cooked cuts.
Ideal for low-and-slow barbecue cooking, sticky glazes and marinades, or long braises and stews. Cook gently until tender, then finish over high heat to caramelise the exterior.
Each pack of single ribs weighs approximately 500g, while a whole rack weighs 1.8–2.1kg.
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Our main pig breed is a Hampshire cross Duroc. These pigs are crossed due to their ability to withstand the British weather, but also for their fat covering and tender meat-eating qualities.
The pigs are free-range and are born and spend their whole lives outside, overlooking the South Downs and the Brighton coastline. They are fed on a natural diet, free of growth promotors or growth hormones, that consists primarily of cereal (wheat and barley), with minerals and vitamins making up the rest.
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