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Farm Recipes

Learn approachable techniques that honor the whole animal and make the most of every harvest. Our farm recipes are crafted with step-by-step guidance, smart substitutions, and pairing ideas for busy weeknights or slow weekends.with each dish,you help grow a more regenerative food system-one delicious,doable meal at a time.

Cook With the Seasons

Cook with the seasons and enjoy farm recipes that celebrate nose-to-tail, farm-to-table cooking straight from our fields and pastures. We believe good food can change more than what’s on your plate; it can shape healthier communities and landscapes. Here you’ll find seasonal farm recipes and step-by-step techniques designed to make farm cooking practical, joyful, and delicious. We center regenerative practices, whole-animal cooking, and ingredient transparency so you can cook with confidence and purpose.

Start with what’s growing here and now. In spring we lean into tender greens and herbs; summer recipes celebrate tomatoes, sweet corn, and berries; fall favors roasts and warm spices; winter invites slow braises and broths. Each recipe teaches a method you can carry across the seasons roast, braise, simmer, pickle so the same framework meets whatever the field offers. We include timing, temperatures, and smart swaps so it’s easy to adapt for your pantry, your budget, and your week.

Whole-animal cooking is one way we honor the land and the animals in our care. You’ll find tips to turn bones into stock, render fat for cooking, and fold leftovers into next-day soups, hashes, and grain bowls. We highlight transparent sourcing from our farm and partners, and we keep ingredient lists short and purposeful. With each recipe, our farm recipes help you reduce waste, stretch value, and support a regenerative regional food system cooking that nourishes your table and the community around it.

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What You’ll Find

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Seasonal & Local

Recipes inspired by what’s growing now.
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Nose‑to‑Tail

Use more of each animal for flavor, value, and respect.
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Weeknight‑Ready

Simple techniques; clear time and steps.
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Weekend Projects

Broths, braises, and preserves for cozy days.
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Chef Notes

Pro tips for better results, substitutions, and pairings.
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Regenerative Values

Food that nourishes people and the land.

Getting the Most Value From Your Meat Share

Discover new cuts and make the most of every bite. From slow‑braised shanks to roasted shoulders and nutrient‑dense organ meats nose‑to‑tail cooking stretches your budget, reduces waste, and deepens flavor. Bones become rich stock; rendered fat becomes a versatile pantry staple.

Our Recipes

October 01, 2026 Sliced roasted beef with a crispy crust served over roasted potatoes and sweet potatoes, garnished with parsley on a white plate with a red rim
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Lamb Shoulder Steaks with Romesco

Romesco is one of our favorite ways to preserve the pepper harvest. We use a mix of our sweet peppers: Jimmy Nardellos, Anaheims, and Hungarian Yellows. You can use sweet bell peppers or even jarred roasted red peppers. We paired it with our lamb shoulder steaks because the sauce’s deep smoke and tangy flavor cut the lamb’s rich earthiness perfectly. This will make enough sauce to serve with the steaks, and have some leftover to eat as a dip.
August 23, 2026 Creamy tomato soup in a red-rimmed bowl topped with bacon, herbs, and egg on a blue napkin beside tomatoes and croutons.
  • Alex Ingalls

Heirloom Tomato Salmorejo

There’s no better way to spotlight juicy, peak season heirloom tomatoes like this traditional Spanish soup. Similar to gazpacho in that it is served chilled, but due to the inclusion bit denser and more filling due to the inclusion of sourdough.
July 20, 2026 Souvlaki
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Mutton Souvlaki

Souvlaki is a delicious Greek street food, traditionally made with pork grilled over an open flame. Here we swap that out for ground mutton to ensure we use every part of the animal. Since the meat is ground it doesn’t need a long cook and the lemon juice brings down the gamey flavor of meat from older animals. Find our veggie version here!

Recipes FAQ

Often, yes—mutton’s richer flavor shines in braises and slow roasts; adjust cooking time and seasoning to taste.

Have a Recipe Request or Question?

Tell us what you’re cooking—we’re happy to help with cut substitutions, techniques, or pairings.