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Praise the braise! When cold weather arrives our thoughts turn to braising and all the comforts it offers. With our special collection of cuts you’ll be ready to make three amazing meals with grass-fed beef flank steaks, single-serve poussin, and venison osso buco. With most of the hands-on work done before the dish even goes in the oven, there is ample time to relax as the house is filled with an enticing, rich aroma.
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Venison osso buco from New Zealand, grass-fed, raised on tall-grass pastures, with no added antibiotics or growth stimulants. As free-range as it gets without being wild, our venison comes from ranches that practice sustainable methods and provide the deer vast pastures in a pristine environment. Our venison is superior-quality lean red meat that offers great taste, tender texture, and health benefits.
Cervena venison is a high-quality protein and one of the healthiest red meats available today. It is naturally low in calories and fat, yet packed with nutrients like iron, zinc and B vitamins. According to the USDA National Nutrient Database, venison has about 20% less fat and about 100 fewer calories per 3.5 ounce serving than beef. It's the ideal meat to include as part of a healthy and balanced diet during any season.
Osso buco is a traditional Italian term meaning “pierced bone” and usually refers to the cross-cut shank of a veal calf, taken from the top of the thigh. With its high proportion of meat to bone, our venison osso buco makes for a spectacular variation on a classic Italian favorite. Cook osso buco low and slow to extract all the deep flavors and rich bone marrow. Reduce the braising liquid for a sauce with depth and dimension and serve over a puree of potatoes and celeriac.
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Our veal demi-glace is made all-naturally with a traditional recipe using veal bones, aromatic vegetables, water, and wine, then slow-cooked for hours to concentrate the flavors. Demi-glace adds body and richness to sauces and is a freezer staple for both pro chefs and home cooks.
Cooking Tips: Use demi-glace as a base for meat sauces, stocks, soups, and braises. For a delicious pan sauce in minutes, sweat some chopped shallots in pan-drippings, add fresh herbs and deglaze with demi-glace. Add a small knob of black truffle butter to finish. Mix one container of demi-glace in 2 cups of water and use in place of beef, lamb, or veal stock in your favorite recipes.
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NEW! We use heritage-breed pork belly to make our bacon, which is single-smoked over applewood chips, without artificial nitrates, nitrites or preservatives. Our full-flavored bacon is a balance of delicious pork and sweet smoke, and made the old-fashioned way. This bespoke bacon can be sliced to any thickness you desire, chunked for lardons, cubed for soup, carbonara and any number of recipes that would be better with smoky bacon.
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Small young chicken - each weighs about a pound - is known as poussin or spring chicken, and is perfect for serving one-per-person. The delicate, tender and lean meat will cook like chicken - only a lot quicker. Our young chickens are raised on small farms in open barns with plenty of space and eat a clean grain diet, with no antibiotics or hormones added.
Cooking Methods: Roast, Poach, Braise, Barbecue, Grill, Pan-Fry
Cooking Tips: Poussin can be cooked whole, spatchcocked, or cut into parts. The mild flesh can take all manner of seasoning. Butter or duck fat rubbed all over the outside helps crisp the skin of these lean birds. If roasting whole, try stuffing the cavity with small pieces of aromatics like lemon, onion, or herbs. Poussin are cooked when an instant read thermometer inserted into the thickest part of the breast and thigh registers 165 degrees F and juices run clear.
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100% grass-fed and grass-finished beef flank steak. Certified humane and raised without any hormones, stimulants or antibiotics on remote and pristine Australian ranches. The cattle are grown out for at least 5 years - twice as long as the average. This unique vintage beef offers rich, natural flavors and complex marbling with a golden hue, along with all the nutritional benefits of grass-fed beef.