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Expertly deboned and meticulously prepared, our chicken is the ideal choice for succulent shawarma or any gourmet dish. This premium cut ensures even cooking and delivers an unparalleled taste experience. Perfectly suited for rolling, marinating, and grilling, it promises to transform your shawarma nights into culinary delights. Dive into a world of flavor with this delectable boneless offering!\"

A superb, readily available, sustainable fish that is amazingly underrated. Ranging in size from 200g to 800g, mackerel has a bullet-shaped body with beautiful iridescent silvery-blue skin and dark wavy stripes. Mackerel is a rich source of Omega-3 with greyish flesh and an incredibly rich, unbeatable flavour, which is best grilled or baked. Hand-line caught mackerel is the best choice. Any sauce should be sharp to complement its rich flavour: try gooseberry, sorrel, rhubarb, cranberry, redcurrant or mustard, but avoid anything creamy or buttery. Marinating in citrus juices is also good. Mackerel is highly rated in Japanese cuisine, where whole fish are marinated in soy before grilling or griddling. As with most oil-rich fish, it is good for smoking and makes a great pat

A sumptuous selection of chicken, precisely cut into uniform kakugiri-style pieces for even cooking and flavor absorption. These thigh cuts, deboned and rich in flavor, offer a melting tenderness that elevates any dish. Especially ideal for stir-fries, skewers, and marinated dishes, the kakugiri cut ensures quick and even cooking. Revel in the authentic taste and unmatched texture of this prime chicken choice, perfect for gourmet creations or everyday delights.

Hake is a predatory fish with a long, rounded body, silver skin and delicious white flesh. Stocks are at a sustainable level in the UK, making hake a great alternative to cod. The Cornish hake gill net fishery was certified by the Marine Stewardship Council (MSC) as a sustainable fishery in June 2015. In the past, hake was a primarily southern European fish, but global warming has meant that this fish has migrated north. Whilst a large proportion of our catch goes to Spain, Portugal and Italy, the domestic market is growing. Its shape makes hake great for cutting into steaks. The flesh is quite soft, but firms up on cooking has a good flavour and is well worth trying. For an alternative to battered cod, try deep-frying hake fillets dipped in a light tempura batter.