Rump

Firm+Flavoursome

As the name suggests, Rump is found towards the rear of the cattle. As the working muscle of the cattle, it has a firmer texture and less fat compared to other steaks, but is without doubt one of the most flavoursome cuts. Due to the lack of fat we recommend it be cooked medium rare.

Ribeye

Rich+succulent

A timeless cut, Ribeye comes, as it suggests, from the cattle’s rib area. It has a wonderfully rich flavour and because it contains soft fat marbling, it is beautifully tender. We think Ribeye is best cooked medium rare or as this allows the fat to melt into the steak, adding to the rich flavour and giving the steak a lovely succulent texure

Fillet

Tender+mild

The finest cut, located alongside the Sirloin. This area is rarely used by the cattle, so the Fillet remains extremely tender and has a delicately mild flavour. To retain the cut’s natural tenderness, we’d suggest serving it medium rare and ideally not cooked past medium well.

Sirloin

Tender + full-bodied

The classic ‘Loin’ cut, Sirloin is taken from the upper middle of the cattle. This region isn’t naturally overworked and has a covering layer of fat, so remains beautifully tender. Sirloin is known to be an ‘all-rounder’, cooking well from rare through to well done. We do however recommend it be cooked medium so the fat melts through the meat.