If we were stuck on a desert island and could only bring one kitchen item with us, you can guarantee we’d be packing our trusty cast iron skillet. Cast iron is adored by professional and home chefs for its versatility and all-around culinary athleticism; it can be used with every type of stovetop, oven, and can even transition outside to the grill or firepit.
If you’re not familiar with cast iron or just getting started with your very own skillet, we’re here to share these simple steps to cooking the perfect grass-fed steak every time. Learn more at grassrunfarms.com/blog/how-to-cook-grass-fed-steak-in-a-cast-iron-skillet/
About Grass Run Farms:
Grass Run Farms is a collaboration of family farmers in the Midwest, raising cattle the way generations before them did. They work year-round with the natural cycle of the land, the sun, and the water supply to cultivate pastures for their cattle, but their art goes beyond a beautiful pasture landscape. Grass Run Farms Producers focus on careful production, managing healthy soil, nutritious forage, and a tranquil environment to offer 100% grass fed and finished American beef.
View all our grass fed steaks, ground beef, burger patties, hot dogs, marrow bones, and roasts at grassrunfarms.com/grass-fed-beef-products/
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Grass Fed Cattle:
Grass Run Farms cattle consume forage diets their entire lives, where they have room to roam and graze serene pastures†. Grass Run Farms cattle never receive grain, animal by-products or added hormones.
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†Cattle must have continuous access to pasture during grazing season