Liver and Apples

I know liver isn’t everyone’s first choice, but its actually high in nutrients and really delicious! If you’ve never cooked liver before, this is the recipe to try! It comes […]
Butcher-style Oxtail Stew

Emily — Steve’s daughter — is a woman of many talents, and in the kitchen she’s a true foodie and an excellent cook! She shared this recipe from The Pasta […]
Simple, Slow & Steady Bone Broth

It’s so simple to make the most delicious bone broth, the kind you sip by the mug… Bone broth is one of those classic staples that gently reminds you to […]
EZ Beef Ribs

Let’s talk ribs—easy ribs. No marinades, no babysitting, just good grass-fed beef and a little patience. Grass-fed beef ribs are one of those cuts that really shine when you keep […]
The Simplest Chuck Roast Ever

This is one of those recipes we come back to again and again — especially in winter. It’s simple, forgiving, and deeply satisfying. The secret is a good sear, and […]
Simple Oven-Roasted Chicken Thighs

If there’s one thing I love on a busy weeknight, it’s a meal that tastes amazing without asking much of me and bone-in chicken thighs always deliver. Bone-in cuts stay […]
How to Grill or Broil the Perfect Grass-fed Steak

If you’ve ever heard me talk about cooking grass-fed beef, you know I’m a bit of a stickler. Grass-fed steaks cook differently than grain-fed, and when you treat them right, […]
Simple Beef Burgundy

Beef Burgundy (Boeuf à la Bourguignonne) By Lucien Hinkle of Westhaven Farm, Vermont A longtime favorite shared at the Farmers Market If you’ve ever stopped by our booth at the […]
A Brisket That Keeps on Giving

At the Williamsville Market this fall, our friend Deb, the Market Manager — who, funny enough, is a vegetarian — shared with me her traditional Jewish mother’s brisket recipe. She […]