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This boneless breast steak is Certified Halal, from British chicken, marinated and ready for the pan. Packs run 1KG to 3KG, suited to grilling, pan-frying or the oven — a fast weekday cut, not a whole-bird roast.
This is breast meat, not thigh: pale, lean and quick to cook, where thigh is darker, richer and better suited to a slow braise. It comes boneless and pre-seasoned as steaks, in 1KG to 3KG packs.
There's no connective tissue to break down here, so it wants hot, fast heat — the opposite of thigh, which needs longer and slower.
You can order it boneless as Steak and Chop portions, plain or pre-seasoned in Peri-Peri, Tandoori, Tikka or Steak Dry Rub — pick whichever marinade suits tonight's cooking.
Packs come in 1KG, 2KG or 3KG, whether you're cooking for one night or stocking up, and every pack freezes for up to 3 months.
Cook it whole and slice it after resting, and you keep more juice in — the surface is only cut once, right before it hits the plate, whatever seasoning you've used.
Slice first for a quick stir-fry or curry — smaller pieces cook faster and soak up more of the Peri-Peri, Tandoori or Tikka marinade.
A 1KG pack is enough for a small household meal, while 2KG or 3KG packs stretch across a family dinner or carry over into a second night.
Because the steaks are boneless, none of the pack weight is lost to trimming at home — each size goes further than an equivalent bone-in cut.
Keep this chicken breast refrigerated until you're ready to cook it, and use it within a few days if it isn't frozen.
It freezes for up to 3 months, so split a multi-pack into batches and freeze it on the day it arrives if you're not cooking straightaway.
Typical values per 100 g (raw):
| Energy | 120 kcal |
|---|---|
| Protein | 22.50 g |
| Fat | 2.62 g |
Basis: skinless boneless chicken breast, meat only. Figures are for the meat before marinating or seasoning; the marinade is not included. Reference: USDA FoodData Central, "Chicken, broiler or fryers, breast, skinless, boneless, meat only, raw" (FDC 171077).
Get the pan hot and pan-fry the Peri-Peri steak fast, then rest it before slicing on the diagonal for a quick midweek plate.
Grill the Tandoori steak under high heat, turning once, so it chars on the outside without drying out the lean breast meat.
Oven-bake Steak Dry Rub portions from a 1KG pack alongside your vegetables for a low-effort tray dinner.
Dice or slice the Tikka-seasoned breast and simmer it into a curry — the boneless steak cuts down easily once it's cooked.
Sliced Peri-Peri steak works well in a flatbread or wrap with salad and a yoghurt-based sauce.
Cube the Tandoori steak and thread it onto skewers for a grilled starter or sharing plate.
Either works, but cooking it whole and slicing it afterwards keeps more juice in — the meat is only cut once, right before it's served.
Yes — smaller pieces pick up more of the Peri-Peri, Tandoori or Tikka marinade and cook faster, which suits a curry or stir-fry.
Slice it too far ahead and moisture escapes, so the pan ends up steaming the meat instead of browning it.
Cut into the thickest part of the whole steak — it should be opaque all the way through with no pink left, whatever seasoning style you've chosen.