March Butchers' Specials

March Butchers' Specials

As a whole-carcass butcher, we are committed to working nose to tail, offering every part of the animal rather than focusing solely on prime or fashionable cuts. Achieving a consistent rate of sale across the entire carcass, known as carcass balance, sits at the heart of our whole-animal philosophy.

This balance is intrinsically linked to the rhythm of the seasons. As our community of chefs begins to shift their menus in response to March light and milder days, moving away from deep winter braises towards lighter, brighter dishes, demand for certain cuts naturally changes too.

By shopping our monthly specials, you help us maintain that equilibrium. Every purchase supports our heritage breed farmers and ensures each animal is valued in full. Explore this month’s selection and find the perfect bridge between winter comfort and the first fresh notes of spring.

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  • Raw beef cut chuck eye roll on a wooden cutting board with hands holding it, knife on the side

    Chuck Eye Roll

    1.6 kg

    Offer

    £27.20 Save £4.80 Was £32.00

    Chuck Eye Roll
  • Whole Beef Shin on the Bone (Thor’s Hammer)
    Whole Beef Shin on the Bone (Thor’s Hammer)

    Whole Beef Shin on the Bone (Thor’s Hammer)

    1.6 kg

    Offer

    £27.20 Save £4.80 Was £32.00

    Whole Beef Shin on the Bone (Thor’s Hammer)
  • Leg of Swaledale Lamb, Boneless & Rolled
    Leg of Swaledale Lamb, Boneless & Rolled

    Leg of Swaledale Lamb, Boneless & Rolled

    Offer

    From £20.40 Save £3.60 Was £24.00

    Leg of Swaledale Lamb, Boneless & Rolled
  • Topside of Beef
    Topside of Beef

    Topside of Beef

    Offer

    From £11.65 Save £2.10 Was £13.75

    Topside of Beef
  • Mutton Chops
    Mutton Chops

    Mutton Chops

    4 x 120g

    Offer

    £10.80 Save £1.95 Was £12.75

    Mutton Chops
  • Rindless Pork Loin Chops
    Rindless Pork Loin Chops

    Rindless Pork Loin Chops

    2 x 300g

    Offer

    £9.10 Save £1.65 Was £10.75

    Rindless Pork Loin Chops
  • Beef Minute Steak
    Beef Minute Steak

    Beef Minute Steak

    4 x 100g

    Offer

    £8.90 Save £1.60 Was £10.50

    Beef Minute Steak
  • grass-fed heritage breed dry-aged raw bavette steaks
    Bavette Steak

    Bavette Steak

    2 x 180g

    Offer

    £8.90 Save £1.60 Was £10.50

    Bavette Steak
  • Minced Lamb
    Minced Lamb

    Minced Lamb

    500g

    Offer

    £8.70 Save £1.55 Was £10.25

    Minced Lamb
  • Diced Pork
    Diced Pork

    Diced Pork

    500g

    Offer

    £7.65 Save £1.35 Was £9.00

    Diced Pork
  • Calabrian-Style Sausages
    Calabrian-Style Sausages

    Calabrian-Style Sausages

    480g

    Offer

    £6.10 Save £1.15 Was £7.25

    Calabrian-Style Sausages
  • Gammon Steak
    Gammon Steak

    Gammon Steak

    2 x 180g

    Offer

    £6.00 Save £2.00 Was £8.00

    Gammon Steak

March Specials: From Slow Roasts to Spring Greens

The end of meteorological winter. We’ve spotted a strange, bright yellow orb in the sky and it seems to be bringing warmth and optimism with it. Daffodils are out, fruit trees are beginning to blossom and we’re preparing to put wild garlic into almost everything we cook for the next month, right up until the point we’re completely sick of it.

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In the kitchen, while the true bounty of spring is still a few weeks away, our cooking is already leaning lighter and fresher.

First up, and a new cut for us, the pot-roasted chuck roll. A wonderful thing. Season well the evening before cooking, then sit it on a bed of carrots, leeks and onions. Add white wine and good quality stock, pop a lid on and cook slowly in a medium oven until tender but not collapsing. Rest the meat, then use the remaining juices to sauce the dish. Boiled Jersey Royals tossed with butter and a little wilted wild garlic alongside and you are in a very good place indeed.

What about, and this does feel slightly risky, a pork chop with mash, greens and mustard sauce? Yes, I warned you. Cook the chops properly in a pan with foaming brown butter, remove and rest, then deglaze the pan with a splash of cider. Reduce with good stock, add a touch of cream and generous spoonfuls of Dijon and wholegrain mustard. Wilt wild garlic through the greens, because we did say we were going to overdo it.

Lastly this month, take a couple of pairs of mutton chops and cook them to a beautiful medium, rendering the fat properly. Serve with fava beans cooked down to a soft mash with stock and plenty of olive oil, plus winter greens braised with chilli, garlic and more olive oil. Close your eyes and pretend you’re on holiday in Greece.