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Grassfed Recipes Make Taste Buds Dance
What is grassfed? (No, it doesn't mean we eat grass!) It means the farmer grazes his animals on grass instead of grain--the way God and nature intended. Should grassfed meat be cooked differently than regular meat? Yes, cook it low and slow in order to unlock its rich taste and tenderness. If you don't, it may turn out tough and tasteless. This site specializes in recipes for grassfed meat. And take heart, the info here enhances the flavor and tenderness of store-bought meat as well. What's special about grassfed? The meat, milk and eggs used in these recipes are loaded with nature's fat-fighting, cancer-beating substances--CLA and Omega 3. Grass-fed products are generally organically raised and contain no artificial hormones, steroids or antibiotics. To cinch in that extra inch and make your taste buds dance, try grassfed recipes. My parents raised me on a grass-based dairy farm. Some of these recipes were in my mother's tried-and-true recipe box. Now my own family raises grassfed sheep and we eat 'em too. We eat from the grassfed recipes you find here!
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