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Latest Recipes

November 9, 2026
Some dinners just make the house smell like home, and this balsamic braised grass-fed chuck roast is one of them. We sear a well-marbled chuck roast from our pasture until it has a deep golden crust. Then it braises low and slow in balsamic vinegar, beef broth, garlic, onions, and fresh thyme until it’s fork-tender and falling apart. The balsamic does double duty. It gently tenderizes the meat, then cooks down into a glossy, tangy-sweet gravy that’s good enough to drink with a spoon (we won’t tell).

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October 28, 2026
This turkey schnitzel is everything you want on a weeknight: thin, tender cutlets of pastured turkey breast, pounded and dredged in a crisp golden crust, then fried in minutes. The finish is what makes it special. Butter is cooked until it’s nutty and toasty, then brightened with fresh lemon and briny capers and spooned right over the top. It’s rich, bright, and comforting all at once, and a great way to enjoy turkey without roasting a whole bird. Serve it with buttered noodles, a crisp green salad, or roasted potatoes for a simple dinner that feels like a treat.

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October 28, 2026
Tender, fall-off-the-bone pork shanks braised in apple cider with apples and veggies. An easy Dutch oven fall dinner made with truly pastured pork.

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Latest Blog Posts

November 3, 2026
Kefir (kuh-FEER) is the fizzy, tangy "champagne of dairy." Learn how to make milk kefir at home, how long it lasts, and how to keep your grains thriving.
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September 2, 2026
Beef is more expensive than it's ever been, and the government's answer is to flood the market with hundreds of millions of pounds of imported beef. But "cheaper" comes with a question no price tag will answer: where did this beef actually come from? Here's what's really driving prices, why importing won't fix it, and how you can put beef on your table that you can trace.
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July 22, 2026
Pour our raw milk next to the grocery store stuff and you'll spot it immediately: ours is golden. That color isn't food dye or a fluke, it's lutein and zeaxanthin, two carotenoids your eyes depend on and your body can't make on its own. So we sent both milks to a third-party lab at Utah State. The store-bought grass-fed milk came back with zero lutein. Not less. None. In this post, we get into where that pigment comes from, why heat and skimming wipe it out, and how to check your own cream line at the kitchen window.
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June 23, 2026
We've always believed that real food should be able to stand on its own, no marketing fluff required. So this spring, we did something we find deeply satisfying: we sent our milk to an independent lab and asked them to tell us exactly what's in it. Not just our milk, either. We tested three milks side by side, ours, a grain-supplemented raw A2/A2 milk from another farm, and one of the most widely available organic pasteurized milks on the market. We wanted an honest picture, and that's exactly what we got.
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