Rump steak is a certified classic, prized for its depth of flavour and satisfying bite. Cut from the hindquarter, it’s a working muscle with real character, offering richness without excess.
Our rump comes from native Ruby Red Devon cattle, raised slowly and finished on a grass-rich diet before being dry aged for 28 days. The steaks are then cut thick, allowing the texture and flavour to properly show themselves.
This slow-grown approach suits the Devon breed well, producing beef that is naturally full-flavoured with just the right level of marbling. Dry ageing allows the meat’s natural enzymes to tenderise the muscle while moisture reduces, concentrating flavour and giving the steak its distinctive richness.
Rump likes heat. Bring it up to room temperature, season generously with salt, and cook it hard and fast in a heavy pan or over hot coals. Don’t be shy with the colour — a proper crust is where the flavour lives. Keep it rare to medium-rare, rest it well, then slice across the grain.
Serve simply. Chips, greens, maybe a knob of butter melting over the top, or a spoonful of chimichurri.
Rump steak is a certified classic, prized for its depth of flavour and satisfying bite. Cut from the hindquarter, it’s a working muscle with real character, offering richness without excess.
Our rump comes from native Ruby Red Devon cattle, raised slowly and finished on a grass-rich diet before being dry aged for 28 days. The steaks are then cut thick, allowing the texture and flavour to properly show themselves.
This slow-grown approach suits the Devon breed well, producing beef that is naturally full-flavoured with just the right level of marbling. Dry ageing allows the meat’s natural enzymes to tenderise the muscle while moisture reduces, concentrating flavour and giving the steak its distinctive richness.
Rump likes heat. Bring it up to room temperature, season generously with salt, and cook it hard and fast in a heavy pan or over hot coals. Don’t be shy with the colour — a proper crust is where the flavour lives. Keep it rare to medium-rare, rest it well, then slice across the grain.
Serve simply. Chips, greens, maybe a knob of butter melting over the top, or a spoonful of chimichurri.
Heritage Breed, Grass Fed Breed
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