Simple recipes for eating the whole animal and why you should!
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- Collagen powders. Premade stocks and broths. Culturally we’ve shifted toward these convenient foods.
But behind every convenience, something is lost. In this case, handing down the skills to cook cuts of beef, like the organs or beef soups bones, has been lost in favor of a steady diet of steaks, ground beef, and traditional roasts.
We share why these are some of our favorite cuts of beef and how we include them in our regular home cooking repertoire.
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Loved this! I grew up eating the whole animal and because of that, I understand the benefits of this. Although as a kid, some of my friends would make a face when I’d mention we had pigs feet and chick peas or calf’s brain, or ox tail, etc, regardless I still enjoyed each dish wholeheartedly :). Now a days with kids of my own, I cook in a similar way but instead of buying these cuts from my local supermarket or butcher, I order from locations that offer grass fed/grass finished products, something I can’t get locally unfortunately. I love making homemade beef and chicken bone broths using neck bones and bone marrow bones and chicken feet. We have beef heart with breakfast or slicked up on homemade pizza. SO GOOD! One thing I’ve never done is making pate with the liver or grinding up organ meats into my chopped meat. I am definitely going to try this next, thank you!
That’s awesome!! We love hearing this from others - keep it up! Beef heart on pizza, yum!!
You are my kind of people. I just found you and now I don't feel so alone. I make bone broth from chicken feet and I use it for everything. I found Fed by the Farm and started getting my meat from them and yes there is a remarkable difference. I love your stove. It's so pretty.
Love this! Yes, we definitely feel like odd ones in many circles but we love this lifestyle and have benefited so much! Thank you for your kind words!
Good eating for sure. I grew up in an old farm family, hunting,fishing, eating all an animal gifted us. So glad you are not afraid to show and tell people about the "rest" of the animal.
It’s such good eating!! Definitely not something I ever imagined I’d be so passionate about but here we are :)
Your stew came out mouth-watering. I have lived as a Western here in SE Asia for 25 years. I greatly respect the fact that they use every part of the animal to cook food. Nothing is ever wasted. At some point, Western food culture alienated themselves to prepare all parts of the animal.
So interesting and we could definitely learn a lot from other cultures on that! Thanks for sharing!
I agree! I love the organs in with our food!
Such an easy way to do it!
I need to thank you for your chicken for a week vid.
Really was delicious and fed me nearly a week with soup,tacos & sandwich.
I have tried many diets but meat is great for my body/health.
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Thanks so much for your kind words and encouragement!! It's greatly appreciated! My body feels the same way about meat :)
Osso bucco and ox tail stew are two of my favorite beef dishes. Love your channel.
Thank you!! I agree with you! We spent a summer in Berlin and found a little farm to table restaurant that served osso buco and it was one of the best things I’ve ever eaten!
Thank you for this video. I grew up with women from the south who not only used pig feet, pig ears, chitlin's, oxtails, pig tails, neck bones and parts most people have never eaten like cow udder!
Haha!! Love that so much!!
Fantastic, thank you for sharing
wonderful.thank you
You’re welcome! Thanks for watching!
My mother also cooked stuffed lambs heart it was absolutely fantastic tasting
Ooh! That sounds awesome! What did she stuff it with?
@@FromScratchFarmstead chicken stuffing . bread and herbs and a little bit of garlic
Those marbled thick steaks look delicious.
Your children must be Uber healthy.
My doctor recommended the lower legs and hooves for collagen, ears too. I wish I could get the brain for the heavy cholesterol and for cognitive repair.
Yes! It’s kind of frustrating that there are certain cuts we can never get from the butcher but we use all we can!
That customer at the farmers market is strange for being disgusted. Oxtail can be incredibly expensive now in places unfortunately, but it's a common dinner for Caribbean descendants like myself. It used to be dirt cheap all over America. Many cultures eat oxtail and liver. In the West Indies, they used to even chew up chicken bones for the nutrients inside. Thank you for this video, I enjoyed seeing other ways to cook these parts and appreciation of the whole animal❤
Yes, I bet it's so good cooked traditionally the way other cultures do! So much being missed out on both flavor and nutrition when these cuts aren't appreciated!
I don’t know how many internationally know chefs have said that Americans throw away the best parts of any animal.
It’s such a shame!
Just listening to your intro to the video... go check traditional spanish food, from "callos" to "cap i pota", "higado encebollado", "carn del perol", "criadillas", deep fried sheep brain, "menuts de gallina", "llengua de bou", "rabo de toro", "osobucco".... just to mention a few of my childhood dishes both spanish, catalan and italian
Edit: just to warn you, in some parts horse meat is included... rabbit too
I forgot sheep shins, in the oven with a bed of potatoes and onions... I am salivatin
Forgot "manitas de cerdo" and calf feet too
Yumm!! Thanks for sharing these! 😋
Love your content! Excited to change our diet more and more… thank you!!!
Yay!! Love it!! 🙌😊
Great information! So many people don't have any idea of head to tail. question?? Have you done beef brains? I have no idea what that would be, but just curious.
We never have! At some point we’d love to process our own animals but we haven’t yet. There are certain cuts, including the head, that a butcher won’t give us.
@From Scratch Homestead: I’ve found a farm in my state that is about 1hr away from me. The profess to raise their livestock without hormones, antibiotics and all grass-fed, so I’m really very excited. When you’ve had your cow butchered, what cuts do you request? My hope is that I might buy 1/2 of a cow via CSA from this farm, so I’d very much appreciate your advice. Please not that I’m also on a nutrition-dense diet for medical reasons, so it seems we have much in common in that regard.
Hi! That's great! As far as cuts go, the big thing is that we make sure we ask for everything - organs, fat, anything and everything we can get. I tend not stray much from all the standard roasts, steaks, etc. Hope this helps and enjoy all of that meat!
Just watched your video and I loved it I am definitely trying with my liver. Thank you! Are you doing the same thing with the tongue I didn't hear what you're doing with the tongue?
I usually simmer beef tongue covered in water for a few hours then pull off the skin around in before slicing into smaller pieces. Hope this helps! Thanks for watching!!
Hello, Hispanic here. We slow cook the tounge just like a pot roast it shreds really well and is delicious this way. Hope this helps
I love your stove. Where did you get that?
Thank you!! It's an AGA. We found it used on facebook marketplace. It was the deal of a lifetime and a long time dream of mine :).
How do you store your stock? Do you pressure can it after
We use it within a week but if I did want to store long term I'd pressure can or freeze. Thanks for watching!
Could you tell me about your stove? Is it wood or gas or electric?
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Our sick society favors beefsteak because it can be made in minutes. People don`t bother cooking anything for several hours.
Missing out on so much goodness!
got a heart coming from my grandpa's cattle, it's getting slow roasted
Yum! That will be delicious!!