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Frozen Cow leg 1kg – African Beef leg | AfroFresh
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Frozen Cow Feet (Cut Pieces) 1kg
Product Description
Enjoy the authentic taste of traditional African cooking with our premium Frozen Cow Feet, conveniently cut into pieces and ready for preparation.
Cow feet are a popular ingredient in Nigerian, Ghanaian and other African cuisines, valued for their rich flavour, gelatinous texture and ability to create delicious, hearty soups and stews.
Perfect for preparing Nigerian pepper soup, traditional assorted meat dishes, rich stews and slow-cooked delicacies. When cooked until tender, cow feet develop a soft, satisfying texture that adds depth and richness to your favourite recipes.
Ingredients
100% Beef Feet (Cow Feet), cut into pieces, bone-in.
Allergen Information
No allergens from the EU's 14 mandatory allergen categories are declared in the available product information. Always check the original packaging for the latest allergen and cross-contamination information.
Preparation / How to Use
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Defrost safely in the refrigerator before cooking.
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Rinse and place the cow feet in a pot with water, onions and your preferred seasonings.
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Simmer or pressure-cook until thoroughly cooked and tender.
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Add to pepper soup, stews or other traditional dishes.
Cooking time varies depending on the size of the pieces and cooking method.
Nutritional Information
Cow feet naturally contain protein and collagen-rich connective tissue. Refer to the product packaging for the manufacturer's nutritional values per 100g.
Storage Conditions
Keep frozen at -18°C or below. Once thawed, keep refrigerated, cook promptly and do not refreeze.
Product Information
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Product Name: Frozen Cow Feet (Cut Pieces)
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Net Weight: 1kg
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Country of Origin: United Kingdom
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Product Type: Frozen Beef
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Packaging: Sealed 1kg bag
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EAN: 7438246421465 / 7438246421472
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Available at: AfroFresh, Poznań, Poland
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