by | Sep 28, 2016 | Recipes

Melt In Your Mouth Beef Roast Recipe

Don’t you just love meat that can be cut with a fork? We do!

The most common problem with grass-fed beef is that it is overcooked and becomes tough — the lower fat content can dry the meat out if it’s not prepared the right way.

Well, we have good news for you!

This week’s recipe will help you get your beef roasts done right every time. It was given to Lynn Bartlett by a close friend, has become a favorite for all of us here at the farm. We are sure that you’ll impress your family and friends with the superb flavor and fork-tender texture of grass-fed beef cooked with this recipe.

Enjoy!


 

Do you have a favorite recipe to share? We’d love to feature it on an upcoming blog post! Send it to us at office@bartlettfarms.us


Photo via Wikimedia Commons

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Bartlett Farms

Not only are we passionate about growing the best foods, but our mission is to educate and inspire so that together we can create healthier families and thriving homes that impact generations to come.

2 Comments

  1. Jan Tolbert

    I am definitely going to try that one ! What do you do with
    the leftovers ?

    Reply
    • Bartlett Farms

      We like to shred it and use on sandwiches, or cube and put into a beef stock for stew or soup. There’s many things you could do!

      Reply

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