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Cassie Van Domelen

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HARVEST HASH HACKS!

BEST COMPOUND BUTTER (keeps 2 weeks in fridge, or portion and freeze excess)

For 1 lb room temp spoon-whipped butter, add:

  • 1 TBSP dried garden herbs—such as our Blue Goat mix at the shop [parsley/basil/chive/oregano/mint/rosemary]—pulse it in the spice grinder to course-chopped

  • 4 cloves (med/large) pressed garlic

  • 2 tsp minced preserved lemon or colored zest of lemon peel

  • 2 tsp salt

  • 1 tsp fresh ground black pepper

So here’s how we do the whole hash:

  • parboil your potatoes and carrots to just tender

  • dice raw zucchini, sweet onion, red onion, red pepper (and anything else!)

  • grill corn and cut it off the cob

  • toss everything together in a large bowl. (you can hold it like this for a week in the fridge)

TO ORDER:

  • heat a steel or cast iron pan or griddle; add a bit of veg oil

  • toss the hash veg mix into the hot pan—careful not to overcrowd, so as it browns on the bottom

  • blop about 1 heaping tsp compound butter per serving of hash on top—where all the seasoning and flavor nuance comes from

  • let the butter melt in, turning hash with a spatula occasionally then letting sit to brown

That’s it! Put whatever you want on top. Egg, smoked meat, fresh tomato, sour cream…

Any unused hash veg near the end of the week makes the base of a perfect fall soup. (Add lots more corn, corn stock, and cream for corn chowder.)

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Lamb Meat Balls

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Lamb Meat Balls

Our seasoned sausages make perfect meatballs!

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Goat Leg Roast

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Goat Leg Roast

We have bone-in and boneless goat leg roasts available, and we sell slow rendered bone broth by the quart, frozen.

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Shepherd's Pie

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Shepherd's Pie

Celebrating Ground Beef… shepherd’s pie makes an easy week night dinner, with left-overs

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How About Lamb Shanks

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How About Lamb Shanks

Lamb and goat shanks available, and they’re delicious!

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Time to Make a BEEF ROAST

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Time to Make a BEEF ROAST

Roast Beef—easy perfection with the reverse-sear method. And obviously, you’re going to love the leftovers for sandwiches!

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Winter Lamb Curry

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Winter Lamb Curry

We’ve got everything you need to make a warming winter stew: premium lamb stew meat, bone broth, and slow rendered lard.

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LAMB LEG ROAST

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LAMB LEG ROAST

A bone-in leg roast is easy and elegant!

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