Our beef is grass-fed, meaning it has spent its life grazing on grass in a pasture. Being a ruminant, beef does not have the capacity to properly digest the different grains that conventional breeding offers it. A natural grass-fed diet produces leaner meat, richer in antioxidants and vitamins, and contains twice the omega-3 fatty acids than conventionally raised beef. Our partner raises high quality beef, without using antibiotics or hormones. From an environmental point of view, grass feeding on pasture is incomparable . By grazing on grass, cattle allow the soil to absorb and store carbon. On the contrary, in conventional livestock farming, the heavy machinery used on the many fields dedicated to beef feeding exposes the carbon buried in the soil to the air and converts it into CO 2 .
How to prepare it?
Serve it alone with a good sauce to enhance the flavors. For those who are undecided, opt for a classic surf and turf. For those who need a challenge, beef Wellington is the classic way to highlight filet mignon.
