We definitely eat differently in the winter. More oven, less grill. More low and slow, less eat and run. And in my humble opinion, lamb shanks are best saved for fall/winter eating. Although they are an easily overlooked cut, you will be surprised and delighted once you try them. This recipe is a little work…
I just made this delicious heirloom bean and lamb stew. It’s turned cold again, and this hearty meal is a great option for a cold winter evening. The Farmer reports that it was tasty, hot and filling. (He usually doesn’t use any more words than necessary.) Our daughter was visiting at the time, and made the…
Do you want to try grass-fed beef, but feel unsure about how to cook it? We understand! When we began our switch to grass-fed beef for its health benefits and great flavor, we had a lot to learn. After some experimenting, we’ve come up with several helpful tips and tricks that will allow you to…
Winter is the perfect time to learn a new skill in the kitchen. Easter is coming up soon, and you can put something special on your family’s table with confidence. I want to say something important, and I hope you’re listening. Spending time cooking from scratch using quality ingredients is worth it! And, while cooking…
We are in the THICK of winter right now, and I have been taking some time to work on emptying my freezer. I’ve got bones in the freezer, and this time of year is a great time to make bone broth. It’s so nutritious—a good source of zinc, vitamins A & K, and more. It…
Creamy Bean Soup Creamy Bean Soup 1 pound Hutterite or Marrow beans (cooked and drained well) 4 cups water or bean broth 4 Tbsp. olive oil 2 Tbsp. organic garlic powder 2 bay leaves 2 Tbsp. sea salt mixed vegetables lamb brats (cooked and chopped into small chunks) Soak and cook beans according to directions…