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Welcome to our blog.  To make things a bit easier to navigate we’ve divided up the posts into Recipes and Cooking Tips from the farm and Farm News, Musings, and Stories from our every-days on the farm.  Enjoy!

RECIPES FROM THE FARM

Cut of the Week: Filet

Usually when Debbie needs to know something about cooking she grabs Larousse Gastronomiqueor Escoffier: The Complete Guide to the Art of Modern Cookery but the information found there regarding the grand tenderloin is a bit outdated and can be slightly confusing....

Cut of the Week: Roast

Over the many years we have been butchering grass fed beef we have made several different types of roasts available for our customers. These different cuts can be confusing especially when some names differ even between butchers. For simplicity's sake I will divide...

Cut of the Week: Leg of Lamb

The leg of lamb is the most versatile cut of lamb. We sell our grass fed lamb legs whole or butterflied. To butterfly a leg of lamb, it is deboned and rolled and tied, this is a tough job and is better left to the professionals. Butterflied leg of lamb is perfect for...

Comfort Food: Home Style Pot Roast

I love chuck and arm roasts since they come from the most used muscles on a cow. Remember the equation: heavily used muscles = tougher meat = more flavor = cheaper cut less used muscles = more tender meat = less flavor = expensive cut Home Style Pot Roast Ingredients:...

"The Cook and the Gardener"

"The Cook and the Gardener"

Although set in the French Countryside, Amanda Hesser's book The Cook and the Gardener holds many lessons and much encouragement for Americans seeking to tie their living more closely to the land. Over the year she served as a cook in a chateau in Burgundy, Hesser...

Farm Stories, Musings, and Farm News

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