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By Fiona Reid
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Dalton lamb is a hit with top chefs

MICHELIN star restaurants around the UK have been snapping up a unique type of lamb butchered near Lockerbie.

The Shh’annu meat has been developed from over 30 years of sheep farming at Kirkwood, Dalton.

Farmer Anthony Steel explained it comes from a composite breed of sheep currently bred at Kirkwood, which has been developed to produce meat that tastes superb but is also really tender.

He said: “Our method of farming enhances taste and texture. Only the best lambs are carefully selected each year to keep longer to become this seasonal (July – Dec) product.

“Most farmers aim to maximise profit at the expense of taste but we’re all about the flavour with Shh’annu.

“Last year we sold shh’annu lamb to 11 Michelin star restaurants.”

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