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Everyday Meals Meat Box
Each variety meat box contains an assortment of beef, pork, and chicken. It is designed to be handy, convenient, and fit in your fridge freezer. This box is designed to give you some classic favourites and introduce new cuts that aren't found in the typical grocery store.
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What is in an Everyday Meals Box?
What is in an Everyday Meals Box?
Cooking the Contents
Cooking the Contents
- The meat in this box is so juicy and delicious that you can really experiment without fretting about anything drying out before it's cooked.
- Cooking meats can be done using a variety of methods, including grilling, pan-frying, baking, and broiling.
- We tend to cook our roasts from a partially frozen state, mostly because we forgot to take it out in time. This is perfect for our beef roasts though, lending well to that delicious pink inside.
- Since our chickens are allowed to fully mature and be active outdoors, their meat is much denser and more developed. The chicken pieces lend very well to any long slow roasting or stewing. The slow heat breaks down all that collagen and nutrient density into a delicious meal that nourishes and satisfies.
- You will notice the mouth-watering aroma first when you cook pork. Since pork meat will smell like the environment the hog was raised in, your mouth will be watering and your stomach ready when it hits the table. Our pigs are raised outdoors and eating a diet that encourages appropriate growth for their age.
Cooking Temperature
Cooking Temperature
Various meats cook to different temperatures, always check with a meat thermometer for an accurate temperature.
Slide the tip of the thermometer into the thickest part of the meat and wait 30 seconds for it to read accurately.
Our Favorite Recipe
Our Favorite Recipe
Sweet And Sour Pork Chops
- 4 bone in pork chops
- 3/4 cup chilli sauce
- 1/4 cup water
- 1/2 cup brown sugar
- 1 tsp soya sauce
- 1/2 tsp dry mustard
- 1/2 tsp salt
Directions
- Place pork chops in a 9X13 oven safe baking dish single layer.
- Mix remaining ingredients in a separate bowl.
- Pour over top of pork chops.
- Cover and bake at 350F for 45min.
- Uncover and continue baking until internal pork chop temperature reaches at least 145F.
Delivery Options
Delivery Options
Free delivery to
- Brandon MB - Wednesday evenings
- Killarney, Deloraine, and surrounding areas
- Souris - biweekly (with some variations)
- Local pickup at Boissevain - anytime
- All other communities get a flat rate shipping of $27/box and $10 each additional box.
Contact
Comfort food is farm raised family food
So many things are tied to food. Our health, our culture, how we go about our days, how we socialize. All of this usually revolves around cooking and eating. We all have a food that just the thought of it brings up happy thoughts and warm feelings.
There is something about a farm that gives one grounding, a sense of freedom and purpose, self-reliance, and strength. Whether it's the fresh air, the ability to grow things, the outdoor lifestyle, or the challenges, it creates an intangible sense of fullfillment in a person.
We wanted to bring that to you. Not everyone can be on a farm but by buying your produce directly from a farmer, you are instantly part of that farm. You can say I am part of that farm's success, of a food revolution, of a movement to reclaim your independence from corporate controls and large systematized food-stuffs.
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Meat in the Freezer
We’ve all been there; bad day, no sleep, fussing kids, work runs late. The kind of day where supper needs to be easy. Pull something from the freezer, throw it in the over or slow cooker and walk away. You can do that when you have a stocked up freezer.
Mom’s meatballs? Bacon and eggs? Easy peasy pork chops? We got you.
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The Little Things that Matter
We raise our animals in a way that is beneficial for all. The cattle fertilize the land, the people are healthier for being outside and taking care of them, the butchering is done by a small family business in our local area. You can know that every dollar you spend is going directly to another family.
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Value and Cost
We are all wanting the best bang for our bucks. By raising nutrient dense foods you are feeding your family and yourself more of what your bodies need in the same volume of food. You can buy cheaply raised meats but you will have to eat so much more of it to feel full and satiated. With meats raised the way we do, there are more nutrients in the same cut of meat vs large scale commercial operations.
Product FAQ
You asked us...
What else do you have?
We raise all of our beef, pork, chicken, and eggs. As it is butchered locally we can arrange for specialty cuts if that is something you are interested in. We've recently added all of our available individual cuts to the site under their respective pages.
Where do you ship to?
Free delivery to
- Brandon MB - Wednesday evenings
- Killarney, Deloraine, and surrounding areas
- Souris - biweekly (with some variations)
- Local pickup at Boissevain - anytime
- All other communities get a flat rate shipping of $27/box and $10 each additional box.
How to cook it?
Meat is really not as complicated as your favourite cooking show makes it seem. When one is working with lesser quality meat then the cook becomes more particular to get those ideal responses but with meat quality like this, you can be much more forgiving of yourself and still have a stellar product when you finish. A little bit of marbling means that the meat doesn't dry out and get tough during the cooking process.
Our family favourite recipes will be added here but your family cookbook, Pinterest, and a quick internet search for recipes with give you many many ideas. We keep it simple ourselves, easy seasoning, simple process, and consistently stellar results that is kid approved (cause they are the toughest critics)!
My freezer is full at the moment...
We hear this all the time, and sometimes we find ourselves saying it too.
When freezer space is at a premium and it's full of yummy things, then a meat box is your perfect solution. You get the benefits of having bought bulk meat (variety and price point) without having to store a couple hundred pounds all at once. You will be able to use up each month's order and never have to wonder what the mystery package is in the back bottom corner is.
If you're not sure, we always have to ask ourselves two things; are the things in that freezer good for us? And secondly, how long have they been in there??
So many times we are spending valuable freezer space on things that are not good for us, or on things we may never eat anyway. We always try to remind ourselves that if its something we won't use, we might as well put something in the freezer that we will.
Stocking your freezer with delicious farm raised meat will never let you down or become mystery packages in the back corners.