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Bone-in loin · Rubia Gallega cow · mature cow

Rubia Gallega Cow Loin, Bone-In (Lomo de Vaca con Hueso)

A piece of beef loin on the bone, lomo con hueso, from a cow of the Rubia Gallega breed; vaca on a Spanish label means a female over 48 months. It is our only Rubia Gallega product in stock. The Spanish listing does not state the weight, so check before you order.

Rubia Gallega cow loin, bone-in

Rubia Gallega cow loin, bone-in

On the label: Lomo de vaca Rubia Gallega ch

53,90 VAT incl.

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What you get

Cut Beef loin on the bone, the joint that chuletones are cut from
On the Spanish label Lomo de vaca Rubia Gallega c/h (con hueso)
Animal Cow (vaca, female over 48 months), Rubia Gallega breed: a breed name, not a geographical indication
Pack Vacuum-packed. Listed price €53.90 (September 2026). The Spanish listing gives neither the weight nor whether that figure is per kilo: check the Spanish product page or ask on WhatsApp.
Fresh or frozen Chilled, vacuum-packed. Can be frozen on arrival.
Serves Allow 400–500 g per person on the bone

How to cook it

  • Cut the steaks while the loin is fridge-cold, following the gap between the ribs: one rib per steak. The whole loin guide shows how.
  • Give each steak an hour out of the fridge, then sear it on a very hot barbecue (US: grill) or heavy pan: both faces, then the fat edge.
  • Mature cow is best rare, 50–52 °C (122–126 °F), or medium-rare, 54–57 °C (129–135 °F).
  • Rest it five to ten minutes and slice across the grain.

What the name does and does not say

Is this the protected beef from Galicia?

No. Rubia Gallega is a breed. Galicia’s protected geographical indications are registered names with their own controls; we do not hold or use them, and we do not state where this animal was raised. More on the Rubia Gallega page.

Is the loin dry-aged?

The Spanish description mentions maturing but gives no days, so we do not sell it as dry-aged. Loins with 30 days or more are on the dry-aged beef page.

Why is this your only Rubia Gallega product?

The other cuts are sold out and come back irregularly. The alternative from our region is retinto mature cow, below.

Goes well with

Retinto mature cow: chuletón, T-bone, whole loin and dry-aged loin.