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Loin · Retinto yearling beef · by weight

Retinto Yearling Beef Loin, Whole or Cut into Steaks

Loin of retinto yearling beef, añojo in Spanish: 12 to 24 months old, mild, tender and pale red, the beef most Spanish shops loosely call ternera. Sold by weight in six versions, from the whole piece to ready-cut sirloin steaks (US: striploin).

Retinto yearling beef loin

Retinto yearling beef loin

On the label: Lomo de añojo Retinto

Price range: 24,64€ through 34,95€ VAT incl.

In stock

Choose the weight on the Spanish product page

What you get

Cut Loin (lomo): rib end lomo alto, sirloin end lomo bajo
On the Spanish label Lomo de añojo Retinto
Animal Retinto yearling (añojo, 12–24 months), from the province of Cádiz
Pack Sold by weight; options on the product page: lomo alto and bajo (Alto/Bajo); the same, cut into steaks (cortado); sirloin end, cut (Bajo cortado); bone-in with fillet (C/H y solomillo); the same, trimmed (faenado); boneless with fillet (S/H y solomillo). You choose the weight on the Spanish product page
Fresh or frozen Chilled, vacuum-packed. Can be frozen on arrival.
Serves 200–250 g per person boneless; 400–500 g on the bone

How to cook it

  • Yearling is the forgiving loin: good at medium-rare, 54–57 °C (129–135 °F), and still tender at medium, 60–63 °C (140–145 °F).
  • Steaks: 2–3 cm thick, a very hot pan, a short sear on each side. Salt at the end.
  • As a roast: tie a boneless section, brown it and finish it in a low oven. Rest it for fifteen minutes and carve thinly.

Questions about the yearling loin

Is añojo the same as ternera?

Not by law: ternera is 8–12 months, añojo 12–24. In daily use most shops say ternera for both, so this is the everyday beef of a Spanish counter. More on the retinto beef page.

Which option do I want for a Sunday roast?

A piece, not steaks: Alto/Bajo, or boneless with the fillet (US: tenderloin). Options marked cortado arrive as steaks. More roasting pieces: roast beef joints.

What do C/H and S/H stand for?

Con hueso and sin hueso: bone-in and boneless.

Goes well with

More retinto yearling: the chuletón, the whole fillet, thin frying steaks and the whole rump.