Hellaby New Zealand Prime Lamb Rack

Hellaby New Zealand Prime Lamb Rack

$408/kg Around 1-1.2kg 2 rack 16 bones
$408.00
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Hellaby New Zealand Prime Lamb Rack
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Hellaby New Zealand Prime Lamb Rack

$408.00
Weight$408/kg Around 1-1.2kg 2 rack 16 bones

Hellaby New Zealand Prime French Trimmed Lamb Rack

Cut Overview:

 Sourced from Hellaby, one of New Zealand's most prestigious meat producers with over a century of pastoral heritage.

 Exclusively raised on pristine, untouched native green pastures, selecting only tender prime young lamb for supreme quality.

 Meticulously French-trimmed to remove excess cap fat and connective tissue along the ribs, revealing pristine bone handles for elegant fine-dining presentation.

Flavor & Texture Profile:

 Flavor Profile: Pure free-range pasture feeding ensures a remarkably delicate, sweet herbal fragrance with subtle milky undertones, completely free of any harsh, gamey mutton odors.

 Texture Profile: Exceptionally fine-grained muscle fibers deliver an impeccably soft, juicy mouthfeel. Searing creates a savory golden crust while keeping the interior succulent, fork-tender, and bursting with delicate juices.

 Culinary Applications: The undisputed gold standard for fine-dining entertaining, excelling across herb-crusted whole rack roasting, thick single-cutlet pan-searing, open-flame charcoal grilling, or teppanyaki searing.

Cooking Tips:

 Classic Whole Rack Roast: Pat completely dry and rub with sea salt, cracked pepper, garlic, and fresh rosemary. Flash-sear all exterior surfaces in a smoking-hot skillet to seal in juices, then transfer to a preheated oven at 200°C for 12 to 15 minutes.

 Cutlet Flash-Sear: If sliced into individual cutlets, sear in a hot cast-iron skillet for 2 to 2.5 minutes per side. Always let the meat rest on a warm plate for 5 minutes prior to serving to equalize internal moisture.

 Target Doneness: Aim strictly for Medium (rose-pink core) to experience peak tenderness and juiciness without drying out the delicate young fibers.

 Note: Hand-portioned inside our licensed facility from imported New Zealand primals. Natural variations in bone count, weight, and fat coverage are entirely normal.