Grassfed Lamb Stew Meat
Grassfed Lamb Stew Meat
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Rebel Pastures Grassfed Lamb Stew Meat is as pure and authentic as it gets—100% grassfed, grass finished, and raised on wide-open pastures. Our lambs live freely, untouched by grain or confinement, playing an active role in regenerating the soil through rotational grazing.
These tender, flavorful stew pieces are ideal for slow-cooking, bringing out the deep, clean taste that only true pasture-raised lamb can offer. When you choose Rebel Pastures, you’re choosing transparency, integrity, and a commitment to food done right, because we give a damn about every bite.



Finally a local source of very good tasting lamb! My homemade peasant soup turned out great! Thank you Rebel Pastures!
I rubbed it with yellow mustard, herbs and slow roasted in my Traeger grill.
The secret ingredient in my kafta kabobs is Rebel's ground lamb.
I am beyond pleased with the quality of meat and the service I receive at Rebel Pastures. Jennifer was most helpful and accommodating more recently with my last order which I so appreciated!!
Debra Clayton
I made gyro meat with half Rebel ground lamb and half Rebel ground beef. So yummy! I’ve made this recipe before, but the flavor with Rebel meats was superior! You can taste the quality. Thanks!
So flavorful and juicy! Lamb makes the best kabobs
Bought these as a trial to try a different kind of meat. We are not a big fan of lamb. This style cut changes the flavor and taste of lamb. We are hooked. Oh wait, don't buy it not good. That way it won't be sold out haha. Packaging is a deal breaker for me when ordering from small business. I have to say Rebel does a good job of packaging. Can't wait to taste the chicken and steak
Using Lamb mixed with grass-fed beef makes a wonderful tasting meatloaf or
use ground lamb in "shepherd pie"!
Delicious!
Bought one for Christmas and again for New Years celebration.
Since moving in USA and buying meat from grocery stores I had forgotten how the real lamb tasted like.
Rebel Pastures, you are making it very hard for me to buy meat at grocery store again:)
I purchased the leg of lamb for Christmas Eve dinner for my small family (5 adults 1 toddler). Never cooked leg of lamb before, and was worried how it would turn out. Well, I worried for nothing. I followed a Mediterranean recipe for leg of lamb with potatoes and Lebanese rice. It was wonderful! Lamb was fall off the bone, and so good! My older son who is a meat connoisseur said it was perfect, due in large part to the quality of the meat (not to dis my cooking skills!)