Lamb H/Q Shanks Twin Pack
Hindquarter lamb shanks come from the lower part of the back leg — heavily worked muscle wrapped around the bone, which is exactly why they shine in slow cooking. The connective tissue breaks down into rich gelatin, giving you that fall-apart texture and the deep flavour shank fans expect.
How to cook: Sear all sides, then braise for 2.5–3 hours in red wine, stock and aromatics (rosemary, garlic, onion, carrot). The Iranian-style ghormeh sabzi and Moroccan tagines also build around this cut.
Halal: AFIC/ICCV-certified Australian lamb. Ships vacuum-packed.