Stock up on beef before we close the store forever on Dec 28, 2024. Order your half or quarter beef now and fill your freezer with delicious meat.

Could home cooking be addictive?

Here's the basic approach to cooking a delicious steak: Sear it. To do this, cook a steak at a high temperature, which will sear the surfaces. This creates a golden, caramelized crust that gives meat that grilled flavor. Then, lower the heat to finish cooking. Pork chops, chicken, and roasts all benefit from this process. Forget to turn the heat down, and you'll end up with a hockey-puck steak. I've created a few of these. Adding salt, pepper, and garlic enhances the flavor. Even with a few seasonings, home-cooked food won't have the excessive salt and sugar that fast food contains. Why is that? Because junk food does not start with the best ingredients.

Local Meat

It's hard to tell if people buy local beef because there is less meat in the supermarkets; or because they are appalled by the news stories coming out of Midwestern meat-packing plants; or because they want to support farmers. Whichever is true, I'm hoping that once they taste the incredible flavor of locally raised beef, they'll never go back to factory-farmed meat.

Beef Realities

Please stop in the store only on Fridays (10 a.m. to 5 p.m.) or Saturdays (10 a.m. to 6 p.m.) as we restock our shelves. Thanks for your patience. We are doing our best to meet your needs during this stressful time.

Calves Soothe Your Soul

There's nothing better than finding a healthy newborn calf in the pasture. If you can't make it to the farm to see these bundles of joy, stop by the Audubon pasture on Silk Farm Road in Concord to see 10 of our Scottish Highlander cattle.