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It was delicious as stew!

Translated from Japanese: Since it has bones, I thought about stewing it carefully and decided to make curry, but it was already delicious before adding the curry powder, so when I made it into soup and put it on the table, it was a storm of refills and the curry was completed immediately.
It was also delicious to bake it with garlic, ginger, soy sauce, and mirin. The children are fighting for it.

Dorobuta Free-Range Pork Bone-In Chops (1.1kg)

Horizon Farms
PK302

¥4,980   (¥452/100g)

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Description

The all-time favorite pork cut for BBQ fans. Thick-cut bone-in pork chops. The bone adds additional flavor and juiciness to the surrounding meat. Also, a bone-in chop of meat is impressive and looks better on the grill. These pork chops perform best on the grill or in the oven. Cook low and slow. Due to their high quality, there is no need to marinate these for many hours. A simple seasoning rub with olive oil shortly before cooking will do the trick. You get 2 chops per pack. A total of approximately 1.1kg (that's a total of 2.4lbs) making each steak bigger than a one-pound pork chop - we recommend serving sliced and shareable for all.

100% real free-range and naturally raised pork from Hokkaido, Japan, probably the only place in Japan that has space for free-roaming animals. Happy as a pig in mud. Bathing in the nearby river during summer and playing around on the snowfields in winter - that's the happy life of the pigs on the family-owned El Paso Ranch in Hokkaido that are raised completely free-range in the Tokachi area. And when we say free range we mean the real deal free-range. Spring, summer, autumn and winter - 24 hours, all year free-roaming on 30 hectares (75 acres) of land. Read more about the farm below.

Free-range pork, in this case, pastured pork tastes different because it is different! The pigs are able to exercise freely and build natural muscles without the aid of growth promoters. They get to wander and forage with the herd and interact and do not suffer the same stress as intensively farmed pigs. Give it a try and taste the difference! Raising pigs free-range on open pastures is an extremely cost-intensive operation that makes free-range pork more expensive compared to conventional pork products.


Contents

Contents 1 pack, 2 steaks
Weight Approx. 1.1g (2.4lbs.)
Package Dimensions 17 x 8 x 17cm (6.6" x 3.1" x 6.6")
Serves Serves 3-4 (depending on the recipe and usage)

Shipping & Handling

Shipping Shipping and delivery is frozen
Handling Keep frozen below -18°C (0°F)
Defrosting Time In the fridge: approx. 24h
In ice-water: approx. 3h
Cooking Method Grill, Oven
Expiration Frozen: see packaging label (usually more than 3 months)
Chilled: Please consume unopened pack within 2 days.

 

Details

Also known as Center loin chop, center-cut loin chop, loin pork chop, pork loin end chop, porterhouse, top-loin chop
Ingredients Pork
Country of Origin Hokkaido, Japan
Cut from Bone-In Loin
Packaging 2 steaks vacuum packed together in one pack

 

Happy as a pig in mud. Bathing in the nearby river during summer and playing around on the snowfields in winter - that's the happy life of the pigs on the family-owned El Paso Ranch in Hokkaido that are raised completely free-range in the Tokachi area. And when we say free range we mean the real deal free-range. Spring, summer, autumn and winter - 24 hours, all year free-roaming on 30 hectares (75 acres) of land. The pigs are a slow and naturally grown British Camborough breed. They are fed a large variety of feed mixes that contain all kinds of grains, corn, soybeans, and other vegetables and farm produce (pigs can’t survive only on grass, so there won't be grass-fed pork any time soon). Newborn stay in a shelter together with their mother until they learn how to take care of themselves. No tail clipping of piglets, no gestation crates for sows. No factory farming. They receive all the respect, love and care. See for yourself, all images and videos are real.

 


✔ No factory farming! Humanely raised and treated with respect.
✔ No growth hormones, no subtherapeutic use of antibiotics - ever!
✔ All year free-range pasture-raised on 30 hectares (75 acres) of land. 
✔ One farm, one family, one processor - traceability from farm to fork.
✔ No gestation crates for sows. No teeth clipping or tail docking of piglets.
✔ Fed a large variety of grains, nuts and protein sources. 

At A Glance

Pork Breed Camborough Pork
Farm/Ranch El Paso Rancho
Region Tokaichi, Hokkaido, Japan
Breeding All year 100% free-range pasture-raised 
Feeding A large variety of grains and protein sources (wheat, whey, corn, soybeans, vegetables).
Raised by Hirabayashi family and staff
Farming Experience Since 2005
Traceability 100% fully traceable from farm to fork
Hormones Never
Steroids Never
Subtherapeutic Antibiotics Use Never
 

 

Pork Boneless Ribeye Recipe 

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It was delicious as stew!

Translated from Japanese: Since it has bones, I thought about stewing it carefully and decided to make curry, but it was already delicious before adding the curry powder, so when I made it into soup and put it on the table, it was a storm of refills and the curry was completed immediately.
It was also delicious to bake it with garlic, ginger, soy sauce, and mirin. The children are fighting for it.


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Amazing

Translated from Japanese: I got this as a Mother’s Day gift for my mother whom I couldn’t meet. The meat was soft and juicy and really delicious, she said. It’s also possible to order this warmly and with no worries as present for staff members. I think they package everything carefully, too. Thank you very much. I think I will order again.

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Amazing!

Translated from Japanese: It’s like eating the steak of a famous steak house! I ate one steak with salt and wasabi. I used a fish grill and grilled it on both sides on low flame. After wrapping it up in aluminum foil, I turned the flame up and grilled it thoroughly on both sides. It turned out perfectly rose-pink. I ordered again right away. This time, I got a filet, sirloin, ribeye and salt set. I think I will look forward to doing this once a month.

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This steak is full of charm

Translated from Japanese: Both, wagyu and American beef are of very high quality when it comes to their tenderness, the flavor of the lean meat and the sweetness of the fat. Although I think that the center of wagyu is the tastiest. I wonder if it’s because it’s grass-fed beef? Just like grain-fed, pure wagyu, this beef also doesn’t feel like it has a lot of fat on it and I think this is optimal to eat it as steak.

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Soft!

Translated from Japanese: I absolutely like this beef more than the beef from the famous beef restaurant of my local area. Marbled steak is always really soft and juicy, so it’s a light dish. Although I ate a lot, I don’t feel guilty. I’m happy I ate something healthy. I usually don’t like the smell of beef, but this one didn’t have any. My father’s teeth are weak, but he ate this ribeye happily. I think it’s easy to eat for children, too. While writing this comment, I feel like eating it again!

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Translated from Japanese: I’ve reached that age where I hate very oily meat. It’s my first time ordering American beef online, but the concentrated, original taste of the meat was amazing.

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Translated from Japanese: Although it's grass-fed beef, it was delicious without any odor because it’s grain-finished.
Even after thawing and cooking it immediately, it was not dry and soft. It's expensive because it's the highest quality, but it was meat that made me want to eat it again.

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Translated from Japanese: It had the feeling of “American beef”.

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Delicious meat with no strange taste!

Translated from Japanese: Because the meat was so thick, it’s not enough to only cook two sides, but the sides have to be carefully grilled as well to reach the medium rare state. It’s an unique article that tastes good from the first bite, but is even more delicious when you chew it. When you say “ah” with the food in your mouth, a nice aroma comes out and the meat’s taste spreads evenly. With just salt and pepper, nothing else is needed, I grilled it in a simple way. I thought the fat on the meat would smell, but a properly raised cow is different after all. I’m happy for having had something delicious!

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(I ordered) sirloin, flap meat steak and filet mignon

Translated from Japanese: I prepared those three and compared them. My friend liked the sirloin meat. It tastes like steak, my friend said. My husband liked the flap meat steak. He said it tasted like the meat was cut from the best part of the cow. I quickly wrapped it inside a tortilla and ate it like that and even the meat juice sticking to the tortilla was delicious~

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Truly different

We bought 10 of these for our garden party last week and each and every person was truly amazed by the quality and the taste. Our chef cooked them to medium and we used your Italian salt. Almost too good to give them to the kids!! We grilled the burgers for them anywy - they were exceptional as well - bravo! My family and I appreciate your business and are very happy to have found healthy and safe meat in Japan. I'd recommend adding more brochures so we can hand them out.

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Thick sliced steak

Translated from Japanese: If you want a thick sliced steak, I recommend small filets more than sirloin or rib roasts.

Only if possible, use a thick iron plate and grill it slowly, it won’t go wrong for sure.

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This meat is soft

Translated from Japanese: While wondering if this had been a waste of money, I grilled it for a BBQ. I put it on the grill and topped it off with the sea salt that is sold here as well. After adding some pepper as well, I grilled it on low heat. Once the entire meat had changed its color, I broiled it right in the middle of the grill on the highest heat. When I cut it into pieces it was perfectly medium-rare. I thought it was an exaggeration that you can even cut it with chopsticks, but it was really soft enough to work. When you chew the meat the delicious taste spreads in your mouth bit by bit. At first, I thought the meat is expensive, but now I agree (with the price). Although I didn’t grill it in a frypan, I think it was good I gave the BBQ grill a try.

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グラスフェッドのヒレ肉！ とても美味しいお肉でした。 ホルモン剤や抗生物質が不使用なので安心して食べれます。 冷凍肉という事で試しに購入しましたが納得＆満足のいくヒレ肉でした。

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これは本当においしい！今まで食べたステーキの中でも一番好み。レア寄りのミディアム・レアで焼いけど、ひと噛みごとに旨味がじゅわ～！牛肉ってこんなにおいしかったのかと感動。友達家族と「おいしい」を連発してしまいました。これ、レストランで食べたらすごい高いんだろうな。自分で焼いてもこんなに美味しいなら、また家で豪華ステーキパーティ＋ワインで楽しみたい！

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これは柔らかい

もったいないかなと思いつつ、思い切ってBBQで焼いてみる。合わせ焼き網ではさんで、ここで売ってたシーソルトを大粒のままパラパラ。胡椒をかけて炭火の弱いところからジワジワ。で、全体に色が変わったところで、真ん中の高温で炙り焼き！切るときれいなミディアム・レア。箸でも切れるっていうのは大げさだなと思ったが、でも確かに柔らかい。噛むと肉の旨味がじんわりでてくる。高い肉だと思ったが、これは納得。今回はフライパンでは焼かなかったが、思い切ってBBQで焼いてみると良いと思う。

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Translated from Japanese: Very delicious!
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Translated from Japanese: I’m glad it was considerably big.
I wonder if it would be even more delicious if I grilled it more?

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Valuable!

Translated from Japanese: It was really soft and delicious! I ate it with Texas spice. I could also eat it without worrying about the fat on the meat. I will order again!

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Amazing.

Translated from Japanese: It’s the real thing.

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An American taste

Translated from Japanese: I think that American beef is the most delicious. Japanese oily beef tastes bad, but the taste of this one is splendid from the first bite. I grilled it carefully on low heat and ate it rare. It was a great success. I think I will order again.

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