Zippy, is one of my favorite tractors on the farm and the funniest to drive. She gets around in tight spaces and is peppy, which gives her that fun factor!!! Saturday, we started the annual clean up along Roaring River and the mending and rebuilding of the fence along the river. Zippy, went ahead of…
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Annual Farm Show
Wow!! Can we have one of everything that Case makes? Please and thank you. We had such a great time walking around the Farm Show and talking to the great folks of the Four States.
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This one of the new Beefmaster bulls we have purchased last season. The benefits for crossbreeding cattle are what gives our beef that signature taste and marbling. We like to use the Beefmaster because they throw such a good sturdy calf that gains weight quickly and usually no horns (which we love). We will still…
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The finished product, after a low and slow cook all day in the oven. The brisket was so tender it fell apart as I removed it from the cooking tray. Absolute perfection!!!
Our Down Home Secrets
Not every secret is a big secret, we love sharing our way of preparing our meats. I thawed out a brisket last night and this morning put the meat in a disposable metal turkey tray, I like to use two using the other one as the lid to cover the meat. I poured the beer…
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Breathing New Life Into Old Equipment
It was so neat to see Grandfathers, 1938 McCormick manure spreader working again. We cleaned out the lot that is used to work cattle and spread the manure on the garden. This was the first time that I have ever witnessed the spreader in action, without hesitation, it went right to work as if it…
Read moreHauling More Than Just The Tractor
We loaded up the tractor and headed to Carl Junction for some dirt to fill in a ditch on the farm. Can't pass up free fill and the large rocks we hauled will make a big dent in filling the ditch between the two fields. Good thing Max was along to keep everyone on task. 🙂
Round Steak
We always get questions on how do we cook our Grass Fed Beef for our families here at Prier Farms, so last night while preparing our meal I decided to take some pictures and share with you how we do it here on the farm.
Always allow the meat to thaw out naturally NEVER EVER use a microwave to thaw.
**Always preheat, fill your frying pan with oil (we use peanut) and have warming while you prepare the meat and preheat oven to 375
Step 1 > thaw meat
Step 2 > Cut into desired sizes no trimming required
step 3> in a small mixing bowl whisk together two eggs and milk
step 4> in a large mixing bowl, fill the bowl 1/3 full of flour and add your favorite spices. Remember not to over spice and mask the flavor of the meat.
Step 5> dip the meat into the egg/milk mixture than roll in the flour/spice mixture. Be sure to get a good coating
step 6> fry the meat till golden brown
step 7> place on plate lined with paper towels to remove excess grease
step 8> Put fried meat in oven safe baking dish, place on top track
step 9> Set timer for five minutes, cut into the larger pieces to check wellness, cooking time will depend on thickness. This step is very important as you do not want to over cook, you can go from perfect to over done in one minute. Continue to check until you have achieved your level of wellness.
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