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Springbok - fillets - 2x125g (frozen/par-cooked)
Springbok - fillets - 2x125g (frozen/par-cooked)
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About This Product
Experience the exceptional flavour of one of South Africa's most iconic game meats with our Springbok Fillets. Naturally lean, wonderfully tender and delicately gamey, springbok is prized for its refined flavour and premium quality.
Expertly prepared and par-cooked before freezing to lock in freshness, these fillets offer all the character of premium game with the convenience of quicker preparation. Each pack contains two 125g fillets, perfect for an elegant dinner, a gourmet braai or a special occasion.
With a flavour that's rich yet delicate, springbok is an excellent choice for those looking to explore premium game meat.
Flavour Profile
- Flavour: Delicate, mildly gamey and naturally rich.
- Texture: Tender and succulent.
- Leanness: Exceptionally lean.
Perfect for: Gourmet dinners, braais and special occasions.
Defrosting Instructions
For the best results, thaw overnight in the refrigerator.
Once defrosted, remove from the fridge 20–30 minutes before cooking.
As these fillets are par-cooked, they simply need reheating thoroughly while developing a beautifully caramelised exterior.
Do not refreeze once thawed.
Best Cooking Methods
Springbok Fillets are best cooked on:
- Charcoal braai
- Barbecue
- Cast iron griddle
- Heavy frying pan
Season simply with sea salt and freshly cracked black pepper to allow the natural flavour of the meat to shine.
Cooking Guide
As these fillets are par-cooked, they require a shorter cooking time than raw meat.
Pan or Griddle
Cook over a medium-high heat for 2–3 minutes per side, until heated through.
Braai or Barbecue
Cook over medium-hot coals for approximately 2–3 minutes per side, turning once.
Ensure the centre is piping hot before serving.
Avoid prolonged cooking, as springbok is naturally lean and can become dry.
Resting
Allow the fillets to rest for 3–5 minutes before serving.
Chef's Tips
- Pat the fillets dry before cooking to achieve the best caramelisation.
- Avoid overcooking to preserve their tenderness.
- Finish with a small knob of butter and fresh rosemary for extra richness.
- Slice across the grain before serving.
Serving Inspiration
Serve your Springbok Fillets with:
- Jimmy's Steakhouse Sauce
- Mrs H.S. Ball's Original Chutney
- Robertson's Braai & Grill Seasoning
- Chargrilled asparagus
- Creamy mashed potato or roasted baby potatoes
Wine Pairing
A South African Pinotage or Cabernet Sauvignon complements springbok beautifully, enhancing its delicate game flavour without overpowering it.
Braai Master's Tip 🇿🇦
Because these fillets are already par-cooked, your aim is to gently heat them through while creating a rich caramelised crust. Medium-hot coals will deliver the best balance of flavour and tenderness.
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