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Rump Steak

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Belted Galloway

Tasting notes: grassy, savoury, natural

Region: Yorkshire

An instantly recognisable farmer's favourite

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Typically dense and rich to taste, rump steaks are an exquisite treat and a more than deserving alternative to more popular steaks cuts, whatever the occasion. Ours are sourced from beef herds grown to maturity on lush pastures before being dry aged to guarantee immaculate eating quality packed with flavour. Perfect as an introduction to our steaks, be sure to consult our recipe tips for cooking times and serving suggestions.

Shelf life: minimum 6 days.

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How to cook beef rump steak

Often found on restaurant menus, but with a lesser reputation than prime fillet and sirloin, rump steak is in its own right a fantastic cut, with deep flavour, and a sweet, rich taste that makes it so prized both in Europe and Latin America. Ideal for Saturday night treats or mid-week meals, serve with a classic garnish, homemade chips, and grilled tomatoes.

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About the cut

Rump Steak

Also known as Rumsteak, the rump is a little firmer to cut than the fillet but boasts more flavour than slightly more tender alternatives. In fact rump steaks are often labelled as sirloin in the US due to the different naming conventions, and come from the same area as the prized Picanha. Our rump steaks are matured in our dedicated dry aging room to ensure intensified flavours and a tender finish.

belted galloway cow

About the breed

Belted Galloway

An instantly recognisable farmer's favourite

Tasting notes:
grassy, savoury, natural
Region:
Yorkshire

The Belted Galloway might not be the biggest of breeds, nor the quickest to mature, but what they do offer is juicy beef with very savoury character. Their shaggy, thick coat means they need less fat to keep warm so their beef is leaner than the average heritage breed. Their hardiness means they're often found on the limestone valley tops of the Dales, as the farmers know they'll be safe and sound come rain or snow.

Ed and Nicola Duggleby of Beswick Hall farm specialise in rearing grass-fed Belted Galloway beef and Oxford Down sheep, just north of the ancient minster town of Beverly in East Yorkshire. The family has farmed at Beswick for around 400 years, and their livestock graze in the River Hull Valley, on wetland that cannot be used for growing any crops or vegetables. The River Hull is a major migratory route used by birds for centuries and the area periodically floods. While grazing the wetland areas, the cattle feet create small divots in the soil, encouraging a whole new eco-system of invertebrates to become active and breed in the wet ground, hence creating a food source for many local breeding birds and also migrating birds passing through the farm and stopping by the nature reserves to re-fuel.

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belted galloway cow

Belted Galloway

Native Breed

An instantly recognisable farmer's favourite

Tasting notes:
grassy, savoury, natural
Region:
Yorkshire

The Belted Galloway might not be the biggest of breeds, nor the quickest to mature, but what they do offer is juicy beef with very savoury character. Their shaggy, thick coat means they need less fat to keep warm so their beef is leaner than the average heritage breed. Their hardiness means they're often found on the limestone valley tops of the Dales, as the farmers know they'll be safe and sound come rain or snow.

Ed and Nicola Duggleby of Beswick Hall farm specialise in rearing grass-fed Belted Galloway beef and Oxford Down sheep, just north of the ancient minster town of Beverly in East Yorkshire. The family has farmed at Beswick for around 400 years, and their livestock graze in the River Hull Valley, on wetland that cannot be used for growing any crops or vegetables. The River Hull is a major migratory route used by birds for centuries and the area periodically floods. While grazing the wetland areas, the cattle feet create small divots in the soil, encouraging a whole new eco-system of invertebrates to become active and breed in the wet ground, hence creating a food source for many local breeding birds and also migrating birds passing through the farm and stopping by the nature reserves to re-fuel.

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We are privileged to work with some of the finest farmers anywhere in the world, who are dedicated to producing food in a regenerative and sustainable way. Generations of craft and experience goes into rearing livestock, and the result is quite simply, better meat.

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We are committed to generate a positive impact for people and planet by producing a local, healthy, and tasty product. Our focus on better meat stands for environmental protection and stakeholder engagement, which provide purpose to everything we do.

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