Chump
Chump bone-in is prepared from a bone in leg . The chump is removed by a cut at right angles across the leg at a specified measured distance from the acetabulum. Butt tenderloin retained.
Forequarter
Forequarter is prepared from a side by a cut along the contour of the specified rib to the ventral edge and at right angles through the thoracic vertebrae separating the forequarter and the hindquarter.
Leg
Hindshank is prepared from a leg and consists of the tibia, tarsus and calcaneal tuber bones and associated muscles. The hindshank is removed from the leg by a cut through the heel muscle of the silverside, through the stifle joint separating the tibia and the femur. The shank is tipped at the caudal level of the shin meat on the tibia.
Mince
this is mince
Rack
Rack is prepared from a side by the removal of the forequarter by a straight cut along the contour of the specified rib and by a cut at right angle through the thoracic vertebrae severing the backbone. The breast & flap cutting line is at a specified distance from the ventral edge of the loin eye muscle and cut parallel to the backbone measured at the cranial end. Feather and chine bone are removed.
Ribs
Lamb ribs are prepared from the ribs, backbone, and in some cases, the rib eye muscle. The meat in lamb ribs is close to the bone, which makes them very flavourful. Lamb ribs are perfect for braising and grilling. As they are mainly bone, they usually take a longer time to cook than most lamb cuts.
Shortloin
Shortloin is prepared from a loin by the removal of specified ribs parallel to the forequarter cutting line. To remove the ribs a cut is made along the contour of the specified rib and severing the dorsal edge of the thoracic vertebrae.