The chicken is split in half lengthwise through the breast and back, leaving fairly equal halves consisting of the same parts. Both halves consist of white and dark meat. FRESH HYGIENIC AND 100% HALAL
A lamb shank usually refers to the foreshank, but this can be confusing because the lower end of the rear leg is also known as a lamb shank. To make it even more confusing, the entire lower half of the rear leg is referred to as the “shank half”, but this cut is much larger than a lamb shank and includes part of the center leg. Foreshanks and the rear leg shanks may also be referred to as trotters. They may be braised whole or cut across the bone into slices for stew. Shanks must be braised or stewed to tenderize the meat.