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It's nearly Easter, so time to think about the delicious Easter food you want to cook to break the fast of Lent! Even if you haven't given anything up, gather the family to devour a traditional Easter dinner of roast lamb and all the trimmings. Lamb is the perfect spring roast that will leave everyone at your Sunday meal satisfied, but with still some room for those last chocolate Easter eggs. You don't have to stick with a spring lamb though; why not break with tradition and have a French trim beef joint for your Easter dinner? Or you can be even more adventurous with one of our special, extra-large bird joints of either goose, chicken and pheasant; or duck, turkey and guinea fowl.
If you've got the whole family round for Good Friday through to Easter Monday, you might want to think about stocking up on a number of our tasty, free range meat cuts to feed the whole brood by selecting one of our meat packs. We've chosen tasty turkey, streaky bacon and chipolatas for our special Easter pack - all the meat you could need for your Easter Sunday meal. Also, our spring pack has a great range of delicious, tender meat to see you through to barbeque season! Crammed with beef steaks, chicken wings, pork joints and sausages, there'll be everything you need to bring fresh life to your cupboards at Easter time.
Farmer's Choice can also help you with Easter recipes and cooking ideas, just click through to the item you want to purchase and listed below will be suggested recipes, cooking methods and any past customer reviews. So, choose only the best, free range Easter food this spring by selecting meat from Farmer's Choice Free Range UK!
| Spring PackBeef Escalopes 250g x 1 Chicken Leg Quarters Pack(4) x 1 Rosette Steak Pack(2) x 1 Lamb Chop Pack(6) x 1 Butterfly Steak Pack(2) x 1 Pork Topside Hedgehog 1000g x 1 Sausages 1000g Pork x 1 Note: All pack prices are estimated as you will be charged for the true weight of the items received. | |||||||
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