Cooking Grassfed Beef: Healthy Recipes from Nose to Tail (Free Range Farm Girl) (Volume 1). Cet article n’est pas disponible.Cooking Grassfed Beef: Healthy Recipes from Nose to Tail (Free Range Farm Girl) (Volume 1)

From America’s leading authority on cooking sustainably raised meats comes this concise nose-to-tail guide for home cooks to prepare grassfed beef. Shannon Hayes has selected the best recipes from each of her three prior grassfed cookbooks, combined them with her signature easy instructions and explanations, and served up a simple, easy-to-use cookbook for the newcomer to the world of grassfed beef. This book offers a wide array of time-tested family friendly recipes, with chapters dedicated to pan-frying and oven roasting; braises, stews and soups; ground beef; grilling and barbecuing, as well as a complete section on using the bones and fat. Free Range Farm Girl: Cooking Grassfed Beef offers clear information on making cut selections, candid explanations about navigating the world of farm-direct purchasing, and up-to-date information about ecologically friendly and humane livestock farming. As with all Hayes’s cookbooks, the culinary concepts are easily learned, and the extensive section covering spice rubs, marinades and sauces will liberate home chefs who long to improvise and invent their own grassfed beef dishes. This little volume is the perfect introduction to Shannon Hayes’s vast writings on the subject of sustainable meat.

A third-generation livestock farmer, Shannon Hayes holds a Ph.D. from Cornell University and works with her family raising, butchering, and cooking grassfed and pastured meats on Sap Bush Hollow Farm in Upstate New York. Her research into the nuances of grassfed and pastured meat cookery has spanned the last 15 years. Hayes’s work has been featured in The New York Times, in numerous culinary magazines, on the Katie Couric show, as well as on National Public Radio. She is the author of several books, including three meat cookbooks, The Grassfed Gourmet Cookbook, The Farmer and the Grill, and Long Way on a Little. Her blog posts about farming, family,and food can be found at .