Frequently Asked Questions
Loin chops are lean and tender, best suited to quick, high-heat cooking like grilling or pan-frying. Shoulder chops have more fat and connective tissue, so they hold up better to slow braising and casseroles.
Lamb cutlets are individual rib chops cut from the rack with the fat cap left on, sometimes called lamb lollipops. They are tender and quick to cook, best grilled or pan-fried and served pink.
Neck chops are best braised low and slow, for around 2 hours in liquid such as stock, wine, or tomato, until the meat is tender and easily pulls from the bone.
Yes. All Matangi lamb, including every chop cut, is 100% grass-fed, GMO-free, and antibiotic-free, and finished on chicory pasture in Hawke's Bay for extra marbling and flavour.