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Ribeye

Taken from the upper part of the back, near the shoulder, the Ribeye is one of the tenderest cuts of beef. It comes from less-worked muscle.

  • Low-fuss, no need for fancy seasonings/cooking techniques
  • Juicy and tender, thanks to natural marbling and a fatty cap
  • Do a quick sear in a cast iron pan and finish with butter

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A low-fuss masterpiece. This magnificent cut of meat stands on its own, without the need for fancy seasonings and cooking techniques. Thanks to natural marbling and a fatty cap, the cut is juicy and tender, making it a crowd favorite. Like all our beef, the Ribeye is aged to create a showstopping flavor.

Cooking

Feeling adventurous? Cook your steaks directly on the coals at 1200°F for three minutes. Finish with butter, garlic, and Hatch Green Chili Wine. Serve with a baked potato and fire corn.

Range-Fed, All-Natural, Hormone Free

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Flat Iron Steak

A newer cut, the Flat Iron is taken from the shoulder of the beef. It’s difficult to harvest but worth the effort. Our butchers separate the meat from the silverskin to create an unforgettable steak.

  • Tender cut with ideal texture and taste 
  • Easy to cook, won’t suffer from extra time on the grill or in a pan
  • Best cooked quickly over high heat

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Forgiving and flavorful, our dry-aged Flat Iron is an incredibly tender cut, second only to the Filet Mignon. It’s easy to cook, which makes it a crowd favorite. Do you like your steak cooked beyond medium-rare? The Flat Iron won’t suffer from extra time on the grill or in a pan. With ideal texture and taste, it’s no wonder this cut is a classic.

Cooking

Like most steaks, Flat Irons are best cooked quickly over high heat. We recommend seasoning the cut with salt and pepper and searing it in a hot, oiled pan. 4-5 minutes on each side should do the trick.

Range-Fed, All-Natural, Hormone Free

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Short Ribs

Cut from thin cross-sections of the first 4 to 5 ribs, Short Ribs have the perfect ratio of beef to bone. Grill or slow cook—you can’t go wrong!

  • Strips of steak interwoven with buttery fat
  • Perfect ratio of beef to bone
  • Grill or slow cook—you can’t go wrong!

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Thin strips of steak interwoven with buttery fat and marrow-filled bones. Need we say more? These aged Short Ribs have unlimited cooking potential. Pop them into the slow cooker for an easy dinner or make them your next culinary project. Regardless of how you choose to enjoy them, we’re confident this cut will rank as a favorite.

Cooking

We cook our Short Ribs in a slow cooker with a traditional Galbi marinade—a mix of soy sauce, brown sugar, garlic, and other spices. As the ribs cook, they absorb the marinade and simmer in their own fat. Talk about melt-in-your-mouth!

Range-Fed, All-Natural, Hormone Free

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Flank Steak

Flank Steak comes from the beef’s lower abdominal region. The muscles in this area receive a decent amount of exercise and thus have a robust flavor.

  • Not your mama’s Flank Steak
  • Robust beefy flavor  
  • Marinate or season with salt and pepper

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Not your mama’s Flank Steak. Although this cut is often used as a topping for salads and tacos, our aged Flank Steak sets a new standard and can stand on its own. Whether the star of your plate or the supporting role of your favorite dish, the Flank Steak’s hearty flavor makes it a guaranteed showstopper.

Cooking

When cooked and cut against the grain, the Flank Steak’s large muscle fibers create an incredible dining experience. We recommend you season this cut with salt and pepper (or marinade) and sear until done.

Range-Fed, All-Natural, Hormone Free

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New York Steak

A cut that’s taken from the back of the beef where the muscles don’t get much exercise, hence the incredible tenderness.

  • Tender with rich, buttery flavor
  • Marbling and fat cap set it apart from other steaks 
  • Add a dash of salt and sear on high heat

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The ultimate griller’s steak? We’ll let you be the judge. Our aged New York is everything we love about beef—tender with unforgettable flavor. Think Filet Mignon but tastier. The cut’s marbling and fat cap set it apart from other steaks, guaranteeing to thrill any meat enthusiast.

Cooking

Put away the seasonings. Our New York’s marbling will provide a rich, buttery flavor. Simply add a dash of salt and sear on high heat to medium-rare.

Range-Fed, All-Natural, Hormone Free

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Top Sirloin Steak

A staple in supermarkets and butcheries, T/S Steak is a flavorful semi-lean cut from near the hip area of the cow. Since it comes from well-exercised muscle, it’s considered a less tender cut of meat and is best enjoyed charred with a red center.

  • Lean with big flavor 
  • Marinate or rub with your favorite seasoning and cook on high heat

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Lean with big flavor, our aged T/S (Top Sirloin) Steak is a dinnertime classic. Marinate or rub with your favorite seasoning and cook on high heat for a delicious entrée.

Cooking

The key to the perfect T/S Steak is not overcooking. Since it doesn’t have a lot of fat, it’s best-served medium-rare to maximize flavor. Use a cast iron pan with high-temp cooking fat and sear each side of the cut for 3 minutes. When cooking with a hot grill, sear each side for 4-5 minutes. 

The T/S Steak is comfort food made with ease. Spice up a weeknight with this classic cut or pair it with eggs for a nutrient-dense breakfast.

Range-Fed, All-Natural, Hormone Free

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Chuck Roast

Simply put, Chuck Roast is part of the beef’s shoulder.

  • The “Do Everything” meat 
  • A perfect balance of savory beef and buttery fat
  • Roast, smoke, or cook slow in high-quality stock or bone broth

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The “Do Everything” meat. Whether you want to roast, smoke, or braise, this aged Chuck Roast is sure to impress with its balance of savory meat and buttery fat. Need an easy dinner? Simply pop the Chuck Roast into the slow cooker with high-quality stock or bone broth.

Cooking

Time is the best recipe for a Chuck Roast. Cook low and slow to 200°F and let it stay there for several hours. The prolonged heat breaks down the connective tissue, making the meat juicy and tender. Finish with an acid, either citrus or vinegar, to make the flavor shine.

Range-Fed, All-Natural, Hormone Free

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Outside Skirt

A cut from the beef’s diaphragm muscle, located between the sixth and twelfth ribs. Unlike the Inside, the Outside Skirt comes from an area that gets less exercise, making it tender. It’s also thicker and more uniform in shape.

  • A pitmaster’s dream come true
  • Excellent marbling and rich beefy flavor
  • Pat the steak dry before searing to create a better crust

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You won’t find this steak at grocery stores! Due to high demand and its fantastic quality, Outside Skirts typically end up in commercial kitchens or get exported to other countries. Tough luck for most at-home chefs.

We don’t want you to miss out. With excellent marbling and rich beefy flavor, our aged Outside Skirt is a pitmaster’s dream come true. 

Cooking

Hot and fast is the name of the game. Because the Outside Skirt doesn’t have much connective tissue, it’s best cooked in a hot pan (cast iron skillet or sizzling grill) to medium-rare doneness. 2-4 minutes on each side should do the trick!

We recommend you pat the steak dry before searing. This creates a better crust on the meat.

Range-Fed, All-Natural, Hormone Free

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Filet Mignon

A prized cut that’s taken from the middle of the tenderloin, otherwise known as the short loin. This muscle is found inside the ribcage of the beef. Since it’s not weight-bearing, the connective tissue isn’t toughened by exercise, making its meat extremely tender.

  • A high-end dining experience in the comfort of your home
  • Lean and delicate, all meat, little-to-no fat
  • Sear both sides, then transfer to lower heat to reach the desired doneness

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A cut that’s so famous it speaks for itself. Our aged Filet Mignon is melt-in-your-mouth fantastic. Lean and delicate, the beef’s tenderness rivals that of other tenderloin cuts. 

King of steaks? We’ll let you be the judge.

Like our Ranch Steak, the Filet Mignon is no-nonsense, all meat, little-to-no fat. A high-end dining experience in the comfort of your home.

Cooking

A perfectly cooked Filet Mignon can be cut with a fork. Its mild flavor makes it a terrific canvas for sauces, rubs, and bacon—you name it!

Although the steak can be cooked in a variety of ways, for the best result, use high heat to sear the Filet Mignon on both sides. Transfer to lower heat to reach the desired doneness.

Cooking beyond medium-rare will dry out the cut and make it less tender.

We recommend letting the meat warm to room temperature, then cooking it on high heat. If cooking with a pan, make a sauce from the leftover juices.

Pro Tip: Wrap the Filet Mignon in bacon before searing. Since the cut doesn’t have surrounding fat tissue, wrapping it in fat (called barding) adds flavor and prevents drying out.

Range-Fed, All-Natural, Hormone Free

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Picanha

Also known as a rump cover, sirloin cap, and culotte steak, the Picanha is hugely popular in Brazil and comes from the upper rump. Because the rump is not an overworked muscle, the cut of beef has a melt-in-your-mouth texture and rich taste.

  • One of the tastiest cuts of beef
  • Triangular with a buttery fat cap
  • Hugely popular in Brazil

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This steak will rock your world. Picanha (pronounced “pee-kahn-yah”) is one of the tastiest cuts of beef available. Triangular with a buttery fat cap, the Picanha is tender and juicy, a game-changer for any meat lover. Ours is aged for 14 days to enhance the incredible flavor.

Cooking

No matter how you decide to cook your Picanha, start by bringing the meat to room temperature and patting it dry with a paper towel. Then, trim off any visible skin or membrane from the bottom or sides. Don’t overcomplicate seasoning. The Picanha already has a robust, beefy flavor. Season with coarse salt and cook to the desired level of doneness. We recommend using a meat thermometer to avoid overcooking.

At traditional Brazilian barbecues, the Picanha is sliced into 3 or 4 pieces, each piece folded into a crescent shape and skewered onto a metal rod. The skewered meat is grilled for 15 to 20 minutes, then paired with an ultra-flavorful chimichurri sauce. Want to level up your next dinner party? Give this method a try.  

Range-Fed, All-Natural, Hormone Free

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Tri-Tip

Simply put, it’s a triangular cut of beef from the bottom of the sirloin.

  • Cooks like steak and slices like brisket
  • Either sear over high heat or roast slow and low

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Cooks like steak and slices like brisket! A staple at Californian barbeques, the Tri-Tip is one of the most flavorful steaks available. Ours is aged to enhance the magnificent beefy taste and tenderness. Need to feed a crowd? The Tri-Tip’s boomerang shape means you can achieve various levels of doneness, making it a dinner party favorite.

Cooking

Unlike other cuts, the Tri-Tip offers cooking flexibility. Either do a quick sear over high heat or roast slow and low. We recommend you rub the uncooked meat with oil, then season it with salt, pepper, and spices of your choosing.

Range-Fed, All-Natural, Hormone Free

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Inside Skirt

A cut from the short plate primal, a section directly under the rib primal. For context, the short plate primal also yields Ground Beef and Short Ribs.

  • Perfect for tacos, stir-fry, and other dishes
  • Give the cut a quick hot sear, only a couple of minutes per side

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Because it’s thinner and narrower than its counterpart, Inside Skirt is perfect for fajitas, stir-fry, and other dishes. Ours is dry-aged to enhance the robust flavor profile.

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Inside Skirt does it all! Whether you decide to grill, broil, or toss it into a skillet, Inside Skirt is sure to be a crowd-pleaser. The key is to not overcook. We recommend you give the cut a quick hot sear, only a couple of minutes per side, then slice across the grain.

Range-Fed, All-Natural, Hormone Free

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Ground Beef

  • Only quality, all-natural beef
  • Dry-aged with the right amount of fat
  • Each package contains 1lb of choice Red Angus beef

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The good kind. Dry-aged with the perfect amount of fat, this Ground Beef is exactly what it should be. No matter how you decide to cook it, we’re confident you’ll want to lick your fingers. Each package contains 1lb of choice Red Angus beef.

Range-Fed, All-Natural, Hormone Free

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Premium Burger Patty

These are exactly what burgers should be.

  • Only quality, all-natural beef
  • Aged with the perfect amount of fat
  • Salt and pepper, cook for 4-5 minutes on each side

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Aged with the perfect amount of fat, these burgers are exactly what burgers should be. No matter how you decide to cook them, if you enjoy them solo or sandwiched between buns, we’re confident you’ll want to lick your fingers.

COOKING

Salt and pepper, cook for 4-5 minutes on each side, and top with your favorite condiments.

Heidi likes to add bacon, cheese, and horseradish.

Caden recommends outfitting your burger one of two ways:
Either with BBQ sauce, grilled onions, pepper jack cheese, and bacon. Or the normal way, as he calls it, with Fry Sauce, pepper jack cheese, and pickles. Add jalapeños and onion rings if you’re feeling extra festive.

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Brisket

This massive Brisket is the entire pectoral muscle of the beef. The muscle gets plenty of exercise thanks to the pasture-raised lifestyle our cattle enjoy, making the cut tough but extremely flavorful. (Dwayne Johnson has nothing on these pecs.) Cooking low and slow melts the Brisket’s fat, softens the muscles, and results in a tender, buttery piece of meat.

  • A guaranteed feast  
  • Unbeatable taste and tenderness  
  • Either roast or put in the smoker

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Bring the smokehouse to your backyard with this hefty, aged Brisket. A guaranteed feast, the Brisket has unbeatable taste and tenderness best showcased by cooking low and slow. You may need to fend off the neighbors who wander over to see what smells so darn good—or invite them to join! There’ll be plenty of Brisket to go around.

Cooking

Whether you roast it or put it in the smoker, the key to a mouthwatering Brisket is time. Cook your Brisket at 225°F for 1.5 hours per pound until the internal temperature reaches 200°F, then let it rest. The prolonged heat and time break down the connective tissue, making the meat juicy and tender. If you smoke your Brisket, use real wood chips and lump hardwood charcoal.

Range-Fed, All-Natural, Hormone Free

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