Removing the Shanks for the slow cooker.
Posted by Kim on 28th Jul 2020
In this demonstration I am removing the shanks from both the front and back legs, and cutting to size for the slow cooker. I am using our Sharp Boning Knife and Butchers Saw
Front Leg
Using the Sharp Boning knife I firstly bend the leg and cut straight down to the knuckle.
As the knuckle opens up use your knife to cut around and separate the bones.
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Continue to work the knife around the bone and cut the shank free.
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Back Leg
Cut straight through the joint while bending the leg to open up the joint.
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Continue cutting to separate the bones and cut the shank free.
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Cutting the Shank to size.
I freeze the shank, then using a small vice (with Plastic around the jaws to protect the meat) I cut with a Butchers Saw.
Note: By freezing the shank first – it makes sawing through the meat a lot easier.
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Allow the meat to defrost and its ready to cook.
Enjoy your harvest!
Next week I will show how make skinless sausages.