Beef is a very nutritious and healthy meat which you should incorporate into your diet. You could do so by making tasty meals for you and your family. Beef can be grilled over a barbeque and made into yummy burgers or can be made into steaks and yummy pies as well, it all depends upon your taste.
Recipes are unique as they
draw inspiration from the place from where they originate. There are certain
spices or certain ingredients that are found only in certain areas which add
that unique flavor to the recipe. We have such recipes for you that are native
to these certain areas from where you get some of the best grass fed beef.
These recipes take on their
names from the regions that they originate from:
The
Georgina Greek Feast:
You will require 150 grams
of juicy, tender and char grilled organic beef burger, some roasted red
capsicums, feta cheese, some olives, salad and some basil pesto.
Birdsville
Beef Burger:
Organic Beef Burger Pattie
on a wattle seed bun accompanied by some beetroot relish, coz lettuce,
tzatziki, bacon, tomato, some cheese and egg.
Classic
Cooper Beef Burger:
You will require 113 grams
of juicy, tender organic beef burger, served on wattle seed bread with truss
tomatoes, lettuce, caramalised onions and some salsa.
The
Thargo Works Burger:
You will need a beef burger,
organic eggs, free range bacon, some tomatoes, sliced onion (red), organic
cheese and some Dijon Mustard served on Turkish Bread.
The
Bulloo Burger:
Organic beef burger, free
range eggs, short rindless bacon, pineapple, cheese, beetroot and some aioli on
toasted wheat bun.
Strut
Steak Sandwich
You will need some organic
rib eye roll steak, baby rocket leaves, caramalised onions, cornichons that is
baby gherkins and some tomato chutney.
You can buy organic grass
fed beef with OBE Organic Beef. For more info please visit their website at http://www.obebeef.com.au
| About the author |
Mark Lime has been managing an organic beef farm for over 4 years and is well versed in the procedures and processes involved in the production of organic meat.
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