A collection of dry-aged steaks to allow you to compare three stunning, deliciously different cuts.
Rump sharing steak:a giant 1kg steak to serve 2-4. Our founder Tim’s favourite cut, thanks to its deeply beefy flavour. Sear to create a thick crust then slice across the grain.
Two thick-cut sirloin steaks:flecked with marbling and covered in a tasty layer of fat, a tender, classic steak cut to enjoy with proper chips.
Two onglet steaks:the Parisian bistro classic, loved for its incredible depth of flavour. A textured cut that should be seared hot and fast and served rare, sliced across the grain.
Selection includes:
1 x 1kg Rump Steak, 2 x 350g Sirloin Steaks, 2 x 300g Onglet Steaks. Steaks can be frozen to enjoy over a few weeks.
£98.00
Take your meat out of the fridge at least 30 minutes before cooking - the bigger the cut the more time it needs to come to room temperature. Remember, meat is a muscle and needs to relax before it is cooked.
Make sure you season just before you put the steak into the pan, otherwise you will start to draw out moisture, creating a wet surface and making it harder to get a decent crust. A larger joint will benefit from being finished off in the oven - 12 minutes per 500g at 170°C.
If you want to be absolutely sure about how ‘done’ your steak is, insert a meat thermometer into the centre of the steak: it should read approximately 52°C for rare, 55°C for medium rare and 58°C for medium.
Please remove all paper wrapping from your meat and place it on a plate in the fridge away from cooked items. This allows air to circulate around it properly, helping to prolong shelf life.
Average shelf life: 2-3 days.
Vacuum-packed meat can be put straight in the fridge and has a longer shelf life.
