Sourced from the highest quality farms, humanely raised. Rich omega-3s, vitamins, and minerals. No antibiotics or added hormones.
100% Grass-Fed Beef
Grass-fed, grass-finished beef is delicious. No need to sacrifice flavor to eat healthier. 100% grass-fed beef is high in healthy omega-3 fatty acids, and are nutrient dense.
Pasture-Raised Beef
We have partnered with farmers who care for their animals by letting them graze lush pastures for the vast majority of their lives before finishing on homegrown grains in friendly and humane conditions.
Beef Cooking Guides
Beef Cut | Stove Temp | Avg Time | Finish Temp |
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New York Strip | Medium Heat (sear) | 15 mins | 135-145 °F |
Ribeye Steak | Medium Heat (sear) | 15 mins | 135-145 °F |
Filet Mignon | Medium Heat (sear) | 15 mins | 135-145 °F |
Ground Beef | Medium Heat (sear) | 15 mins | 165 °F |
Note: The above guidelines are only guard rails. Stove tops, grills, and ovens all vary. Cook times should also take into account thickness of meat. To achieve a perfectly steak or roast, always check temperature intermittently; a meat thermometer comes in handy.
First, Select your farms and cut of choice. By keeping the cut consistent, you can see how other variables affect the overall taste and find the differences between farms. We recommend tasting about three to five farms to enjoy the variations without tiring out your tastebuds! Be sure to include some method of marking the different farms.
There's a marked difference between the industrial beef world and the sustainable world of craft beef from independent farms. The industrial beef world trades away health, animal welfare, and variety for low prices, faster turnaround, and heaps of labels that mean little in the long run. USDA Pirce cuts may come from low cost, industrial feedlots.
The USDA grading system rewards marbling above all else, so the eight "grades" that a cut could receive will prize a heavily marbled cut of meat, regardless of the history or flavor. This results in commercial feedlots forcefeeding grain pellets to fatten the cows faster while keeping them confined to small pens.
That leanness, especially, means you need to cook grass-fed, grass-finished steak differently. Grass-fed steak has less water and less fat content than the grain-finished steak you might be used to. Here are our best tips for cooking a grass-finished steak to perfect yumminess: Grass-fed beef takes 25-30% less time to cook.
Grilling Steaks FAQ
Depending on temperature of grill and steak type, a 1 inch piece of steak needs close to 2 minutes each side for rare, about 4 minutes each side for medium, and 5 minutes each side for well-done.
Grill over medium to medium-high heat - depending on steak type and size - until internal temperature reaches desired doneness. Be sure to cook both sides of steak at an equal amount of time.
Many people suggest flipping only once, at the middway point of cooking the steak, which is a perfectly good method. But, you can also flip a steak every 30 seconds or so and it will produce a nice crust that is just as good.
Season the steak one hour before cooking, using extra virgin olive oil - or other preferred oil - fresh ground black pepper, and kosher or sea salt.