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Suckling Lamb Shoulders

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Suckling lamb shoulders are from young lambs raised only on mother’s milk. The extremely tender meat is delicately flavored and pale in color.

In Spain, roasted suckling lamb (Lechazo Asado) is an iconic regional dish that represents a culinary expression of terroir—the product of local breeds, traditional husbandry, and authentic cooking techniques. The Spanish region of Castilla y Leon is especially renowned for Lechazo. Lambs bearing the “Lechazo de Castilla y León” PGI designation are synonymous with tradition and quality.

About the Producer
Moralejo, Spain’s premier lamb producer, is based in Zamora, a province of Castilla y Leon, Spain’s largest region for lamb production. The family-led company honors ancient farming traditions and applies advanced meat processing technology to produce merino lamb with exceptional eating quality.

Size: 8-10 individually vacuum sealed suckling lamb shoulders, approximately 10.5oz each (about 12 lbs.)
Features:
  • Fed only mother’s milk
  • Extremely tender, juicy & pale in color
  • Delicate, mild flavor with little fat
  • Less than 30 days old

Origin: Spain

Store frozen suckling lamb shoulders in your freezer until you're ready to use them, then thaw only as much as you plan on cooking.

Thawing Tips

Simple preparations are the best way to highlight the delicate flavor of suckling lamb. In Spain, suckling lamb leg is usually dressed with salt and olive oil or lard and roasted in the oven until the exterior becomes crisp and golden and the flesh is juicy and tender. Serve with a side of roasted potatoes.

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