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Pluma Iberica, Black Iberico Pork, 1.2Kg, Free Range, Oak Forest Fed, Marbled with Flavorful Fat Reviews

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Pluma Iberica is a cut from the end of the loin. It is juicier than presa steak or solomillo iberico. Pluma is fairly thin but leaner than secreto skirt steak. Pluma Iberica comes from black Iberico pigs that range freely across the extensive oak forests of southwestern Spain. They feast on huge amounts of sweet acorns and natural grasses. This special diet lends an incredibly complex flavour to the pork, and all that exercise allows the meat to be marbled with beneficial fats. Pluma Iberica is a pork cut that is well marbled with flavorful fat that melts away when you cook it. When cooked, it is tender and rich. To prepare pluma iberica, season with salt and pepper and grill or sear the pluma, then cook at medium high heat until done. The centre of the steak should still be pink.

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Andrew Branson
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Excellent taste, texture and marbling
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Posted 4 years ago
Great quality product
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Posted 4 years ago
Meat came perfectly frozen. Very good quality!! Delicious!
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Posted 4 years ago
Natalia Fernandez
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Tender, flavours, spectacular! We love it but the best thing is my girl love it too!!
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Posted 4 years ago
Jean-Pierre Lincoln
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Gorgeous taste and totally different to any pork I've had before. Tried some at Jose Pizarros Swan in Claygate and wanted to see if it was as good cooked at home. Roasted in cider with Apples and honey mustard. Not sure thats how its cooked in Spain but its a real winner with our family. I'd have had this on Christmas day if we hadn't pre-ordered turkey.
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Posted 4 years ago
Nigel Morris
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Melt in the mouth tender with fantastic flavour.
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Posted 4 years ago
Superb flavour. More gamey than usual pork.
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Posted 5 years ago