Grass Fed Beef Recipes
Grass fed beef is full of flavor and extremely tender if cooked right. But you cannot cook it the same way as you cook conventional grain fed beef or you will over cook it and end up with a tough, dry piece of meat. With that in mind, we offer you these grass fed beef recipes. Please feel free to rate them and add your own comments. For more information on proper grass fed beef cooking temperatures, see our cooking tips.
Tender Roast Beef
The is one of the easiest roasts you'll ever cook. The best thing about this recipe is it takes a very tough piece of meat and makes it tender and delicious.
Beef Jerky
If you like beef jerky, you will love this recipe. It's really quite simple, and you won't be able to stop eating it once you have a bag full of it in your pantry.
Sirloin Steak with Herbed Salt
My new favorite steak recipe. Yes, you heard me right, sirloin steak is my new favorite. I used to be a ribeye man long before I switched to grass fed beef. But that all changed when I tried this recipe.
One Pot Hungarian Beef Stew
This Hungarian Beef Stew recipe is all about paprika! That along with roasted red peppers, carrots, onions and of course, grass fed beef.
Chicken Fried Steak by Alton Brown
This classic Chicken Fried Steak recipe comes from Alton Brown.
Traditional Pot Roast by Sally Fallon
This traditional pot roast recipe comes from Sally Fallon, author of . The key to this recipe is marinating the meat in buttermilk for a minimum of 2 days which makes the pot roast extremely tender and flavorful. It's an old housewife technique from German-speaking areas of Europe.
Herbed Seasoning Salt
Contrary to most seasoning salt recipes which are made with dry ingredients, this seasoning salt is made using fresh, aromatic herbs that truly enhance the flavor of grass fed beef.
Delmonico Steak In Herb Butter
This pan seared steak preparation is topped with a garlic and herb compound butter, resulting in a piece of beef that just melts in your mouth.
One Pan Cube Steak
Cube steak so tender, you won't even need a knife. Serve it over noodles or rice.
Newsflash
Meat from pastured cattle is 4 times higher in vitamin E than meat from feedlot cattle. |