Grass-fed beef is a leaner choice than grain-fed, and it has a more favorable ratio of omega fatty acids. Since it's lower in fat, grass-fed beef runs the risk of drying out or becoming overcooked more quickly than grain-finished beef. Here are some recommended cooking tips from our butchers:
· Don’t cook grass-fed beef cold; it is best when removed from the refrigerator 15 minutes or so prior to cooking.
· When cooking on the grill, let the flames burn down more than is recommended for other meat. Also, it doesn’t need as much cooking time.
· When cooking in the oven, lower the oven’s cooking temperature by about 25°F, and the cooking time will stay about the same.
· Always use tongs, never a fork, to turn your beef; don’t press or flatten during cooking in order to retain precious juices.
On Friday, September 7, Whole Foods Market is having a one-day sale on grass-fed ground beef for $4.99/lb. at all U.S. stores.
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