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14 Days Dry Aged Yorkshire Pig Pork Chop
Pork Chop
Pork Chop
Yorkshire Pig

Pork Chop

Region: Yorkshire, UK

Shelf Life: Min. 5 Days

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Serves: 2 2 X 300g (10.6oz) £6.75
/ £3.38 each
Can Be Frozen Suitable for BBQ Great Britain Native Breed

A British favourite of succulent pork prepared into neat chops by our Master Butcher, Pork Chops are a versatile cut, perfect for quick mid week meals or marinating as a barbecue or dinner party dish. Pork chops naturally lend themselves to frying or grilling, with the impressive flavour reflecting the rich diets of our free range native breed hogs

The Yorkshire Pig is the world’s most popular breed. They’ve been exported to all corners of the globe due to their ability to get big quick, and provide consistent pork with strong, porky flavour. When sourcing our Yorkshires, we source hogs who are reared to maturity at a slow pace, in the great outdoors. This ensures the melting succulence when cooked, and the beautiful creamy character.

Tasting Notes: Rich, Succulent, Creamy

The history of the chop in modern butchery stretches back to the 17th century, when “Chop Houses” began serving individual portions of meat to punters. The chop as we know it today was born. Our Pork Chops are matured for at least 14 days to intensify the flavour, and cut from the spine to include the bone to offer the character that makes our native breed pork so popular.
The quality of our native breed pork makes for delicious chops, perfect for wholesome and nutritious mid week meals. To fry, add to a hot pan on a high heat cooking for eight minutes one side, and six minutes the other, before leaving to rest for a few minutes. Serve with fat chips, garden peas, and artisan home made ketchup.
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