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Chilled Frenched Lamb Rack Cap Off - Australian Grass Fed

Chilled Frenched Lamb Rack Cap Off - Australian Grass Fed

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Top Paddock lambs are second cross British and European breeds chosen for their sturdy frame, excellent meat distribution across the carcass and the eating quality of their meat. The animals have been allowed to graze freely on some of Australia's finest natural pastures of clover and rye grasses, resulting in a delicious subtle flavour.

The lambs are processed between 8 to 12 months of age, the best age for producing a tasty and versatile meat. All our lambs are raised without the use of additional chemicals, antibiotics or hormones.

Top Paddock lambs are all grass fed free range animals sourced from Southern Australia where there is ample fresh water and native pastures, making it the ideal environment for grazing and farming.

MSA graded. Naturally raised without antibiotics. Natural marbling. Fed a natural, GMO-free diet. Free of hormone growth promotant.

Origin: Australia
Weight: Half Rack (4 ribs, approx 400g) or Full Rack (8 ribs, approx 800g)

How We Love It

Sear the fat side first to render and colour it, then roast at a high oven temperature until pink and rest before carving into individual cutlets — simple seasoning lets the lamb do the talking.
Try our Fishwives way of serving it: 
A Little More From Us: A Guide to Cooking Lamb

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Regular price $40.00
Sale price $40.00 Regular price
Save $-40.00 Sold out
Tax included.

Top Paddock lambs are second cross British and European breeds chosen for their sturdy frame, excellent meat distribution across the carcass and the eating quality of their meat. The animals have been allowed to graze freely on some of Australia's finest natural pastures of clover and rye grasses, resulting in a delicious subtle flavour.

The lambs are processed between 8 to 12 months of age, the best age for producing a tasty and versatile meat. All our lambs are raised without the use of additional chemicals, antibiotics or hormones.

Top Paddock lambs are all grass fed free range animals sourced from Southern Australia where there is ample fresh water and native pastures, making it the ideal environment for grazing and farming.

MSA graded. Naturally raised without antibiotics. Natural marbling. Fed a natural, GMO-free diet. Free of hormone growth promotant.

Origin: Australia
Weight: Half Rack (4 ribs, approx 400g) or Full Rack (8 ribs, approx 800g)

How We Love It

Sear the fat side first to render and colour it, then roast at a high oven temperature until pink and rest before carving into individual cutlets — simple seasoning lets the lamb do the talking.
Try our Fishwives way of serving it: 
A Little More From Us: A Guide to Cooking Lamb

Payment & Safety

  • American Express
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  • Google Pay
  • Mastercard
  • Shop Pay
  • Union Pay
  • Visa

Ensure secure transactions and peace of mind with our trusted payment methods. Your safety is our priority, we employ advanced security measures to protect your personal information and sensitive data.

Do you need more details? Visit our FAQ's or Contact us

Frequently Asked Questions

Where does this lamb come from?

Our lamb is raised by Top Paddock, a second-cross of British and European breeds chosen for excellent meat distribution and eating quality. The lambs graze freely on Southern Australia's mineral-rich clover and rye pastures, with ample fresh water and no added chemicals, antibiotics or hormones.

What age are the lambs processed at?

Lambs are processed between 8 to 12 months — the age considered ideal for producing tender, flavourful and versatile meat.

What does MSA grading mean for this lamb?

MSA (Meat Standards Australia) grading independently verifies eating quality, taking into account factors like marbling and tenderness. It gives you confidence that each cut meets a consistent quality benchmark before it reaches your kitchen.

How should I cook lamb rack or shoulder for the best result?

Rack is best seared to colour the fat cap, then roasted to medium-rare and rested before carving between the ribs. Shoulder, being a working muscle, rewards low and slow cooking — braised or slow-roasted until tender enough to pull apart.