Iberico pork frenched racks (aka chuletero) are an impressive cut that can either be roasted whole or sliced into bone-in pork chops. These 11-rib racks have had their bones frenched (cleaned of surface membranes and connecting meat) for a more elegant presentation. They have also been cut in half in order to fit them into their vacuum bags, with each individually…
Pork ribs are a lower cost, intensely flavorful bone-in cut that must be slow cooked until tender. Baby rack ribs (known as Tira Costilla Espinazo in Spanish) are shorter & meatier than spare ribs. Iberico pork rib racks are absolutely delicious, but naturally smaller than conventional pork racks.
Back fat (aka Iberico fat back) is creamy, sweet fat from the belly of the hog. It can be used in a variety of applications: sausage making, making rillettes, barding (wrapping lean meat or poultry in fat to keep it moist during cooking), or curing to produce lardo, an Italian delicacy.
Iberico pork bellies (aka Panceta) are a rich, succulent cut with flavorful ribbons of fat & meat. This is the same cut bacon is made from, but it is also delicious slow-roasted or braised until tender.
The Iberico pork collar (aka Boneless Neck, Cabecero) is a well-marbled, exquisitely flavorful cut that can be roasted, braised, or sliced into steaks for quick searing.
The shoulder eye steak (aka Presa, Macilla, Iberian Ball) is a prized cut from the shoulder that is remarkably marbled, succulent & tender. It is typically seared, roasted or grilled whole or sliced. In Spain it is also sometimes cured.
The secreto is a small, hidden (“secret”) boneless cut from behind the shoulder. Tender, well-marbled & delicious, this is a great cut for quick cooking applications like searing or grilling. It offers great flavor even when simply served seasoned with salt & pepper. Even though it's cut from an entirely different part of the animal, secreto is sometimes referred to as “skirt steak” in…
The secreto is a small, hidden (“secret”) boneless cut from behind the shoulder. Tender, well-marbled & delicious, this is a great cut for quick cooking applications like searing or grilling. It offers great flavor even when simply served seasoned with salt & pepper. Even though it's cut from an entirely different part of the animal, secreto is sometimes referred to as “skirt steak” in…
Pork ribs are a lower cost, intensely flavorful bone-in cut that must be slow cooked until tender. Spare ribs are larger, fattier ribs than the baby backs, with a rich, meaty flavor. Iberico pork spare ribs are naturally smaller than conventional pork ribs but more delicious. These spare ribs are a St Louis cut, which means they have been cut…
Iberico pork striploins (aka Lomo) are a lean, tender, mild-flavored boneless cut. Though they are narrower than conventional pork loin, they can be cooked similarly – roasted as whole portions or sliced into pork chops. These striploins have been cleaned before vacuum packing.
