Recipes
ROLLED PORK LOIN ROAST
Pork always makes a spectacular entrance on any table. So why not make rare breed pork your next roast of choice?
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SLOW ROASTED LAMB SHOULDER WITH BROADBEANS & ARTICHOKE
The slow cooked lamb shoulder is warming and hearty enough for cooler evenings, yet with the freshness and vibrancy of some of the season's best green vegetables.
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PORCHETTA
Porchetta has it all - crisp crackling, tender meat and little seams of flavour and deliciousness running all the way through. At Meatsmith we make ours with rare breed Tamworth pork loin rolled with fresh herbs, fennel, chilli, lemon and garlic, and make a fabulous centrepiece for any roast meal.
BISTECCA ALLA FIORENTINA
Bistecca Fiorentina is a much-celebrated, classic and undoubtedly epic Florentine cut of beef with a huge history. At Meatsmith we use a 6 week dry-aged grain-fed O'Connor beef from Gippsland, weighing around 1.2kg each.
VEAL COTOLETTA
Italian's version of the schnitzel. Our cotoletta is a flattened veal cutlet on the bone, crumbed with parmesan, thyme and Baker Bleu breadcrumbs. Tender, crunchy, herbaceous and salty, and on the table in mere minutes. We suggest to serve it with radicchio salad with buttermilk dressing and a lemon cheek.
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HOW WE LIKE TO ROAST A CHICKEN
This chicken is best served when you smother with butter to get the perfect crispy skin whilst retaining moisture in the meat. We serve with a fennel gratin, chicken sauce and a crisp green salad.
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RARE, MEDIUM or WELL DONE?
Between a chef and a butcher Meatsmith has covered all bases to share with you our method for preparing and cooking the perfect steak.
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COQ AU VIN
A beautiful hearty dish to have bubbling away. Coq au vin is a wonderful French braised dish of chicken with red wine, mushrooms, lardons and garlic.
Want the flavour but don't have the time? We have your covered, purchase our pre-prepared Coq au vin and have it ready in a fraction of the time.
ROASTED PORK BELLY
The pork belly would also be terrific served with a little bit of wilted cabbage and apple, and a little mustard on the side, or used in Salad of pork belly, pickled walnuts and radicchio. Better still, when left after roasting to cool, it is perfect in a roll with raw onion and apple sauce.
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