• Marrow Bone Canoes
  • Marrow Bone Canoes
  • Marrow Bone Canoes
  • Marrow Bone Canoes
  • Marrow Bone Canoes

Marrow Bone Canoes 500g

£6.25

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  • 2 x canoes in each 500g pack (approx.)

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  • Delivered fresh
  • Suitable for freezing
  • Native breed
  • Grass-fed
  • Great for home roasting

Product description

Cut from the femur bone, our marrow bone canoes are split lengthways to fully expose the marrow. Beef* marrow bone canoes are a versatile ingredient; simply seasoned or topped with herby crumbs and roasted, they can be served alongside a juicy steak or spooned onto hot toast to deliver layers of depth and richness. They are also a great addition to a beef braise, with the marrow naturally thickening and enriching the braising liquor as it slowly melts.

Chef Valentine Warner inspires:
"No less than a joy and brought to rightful attention by kitchen treasure Fergus Henderson in the early 90s and once again bone marrow is back.

So it seems only write to applaud Fergus and suggest roasting the marrows for 7 minutes or so then eating with flatbread, a sharp fresh parsley, raw onion and caper salad and a small pile of flaked sea salt for seasoning.

Luxuriant in pies when combined with diced beef and it produces a superior taste like no other with an undoubtable glisten to the gravy. So too, work the marrow into rough puff dough mixes with butter.

Eaten simply when garnished with a thick layer of crispy crumbs and I like to include such things amongst the crumbs as chopped nuts, lemon zest, fennel seeds, fresh parsley or tarragon, fresh garlic and black pepper. Served next to a sliced cote de boeuf or tomahawk steak and this is a dinner party show stopper.

Released from the bone with a gentle push when cold and you dredge the pink marrow in short pieces the weeping fat is reduced meaning that once fried they can be lifted onto batons of toasted brioche or sourdough and garnished with cep and pine salt, a mustardy green sauce and crispy onions or other such fancies. Breaded and fried and these are delicious, blasted all over with black pepper and dipped into good thick beef stock and Worcestershire sauce spicy gravy.

Fry turbot in one marrow fat. Yum!"

*All Swaledale beef is heritage breed, raised on independent farms and smallholdings scattered across the wildly beautiful Yorkshire Dales. Slow-grown and free to roam the green hills and valleys, the result is exceptional-tasting beef with a rich, umami flavour. Swaledale Marrow Bone Canoes are Always Fresh Never Frozen®, butchered to order, vacuum-packed, and shipped in recyclable packaging to ensure they arrive safely insulated and ready to enjoy.

Ingredients

Marrow bone canoes from heritage breed cattle slow grown to maturity on the lush, green pastures of the Yorkshire Dales. 

Cooking advice

George Ryle's beef tartare recipe with barbecued marrow bone toast, using rump steak or beef fillet tail, is published in our journal.

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