Dinner Tonight: Buffalo 10 oz. New York Strip Steak w/ Sugar Snap Peas and Steakhouse Seasoned Diced Potatoes
The Fall Season is trying to push into our area. A beautiful Fall day out there today! This morning the sun was out and it was 49 degrees, a daytime high of 73 degrees. After Breakfast, a morning workout, and shower I headed over to spend some time with Dad at the rehab center. He's breathing a lot better and feeling a lot better, he'll start rehab tomorrow and hopefully home soon! Back at home it was an afternoon of Football! For dinner tonight I prepared a Buffalo 10 oz. New York Strip Steak w/ Sugar Snap Peas and Steakhouse Seasoned Diced Potatoes.
I had one Wild Idea Buffalo 10 oz. New York Strip Steak left in the freezer. So last night I took it out
of the freezer and let it thaw in the fridge overnight. What beautiful cuts of Buffalo these Steaks are. To prepare it all I’ll need is McCormick Grinder Sea Salt and Peppercorn Medley, Dried Rosemary, and Extra Virgin Olive Oil. I started by preheating a Cast Iron Skillet on medium high. Then rubbed a very light coat of the Extra Virgin Olive Oil on both sides of the Steak then seasoned both sides with the Rosemary, Sea Salt and Peppercorn. Once the skillet is hot I added the Steak let it sear on the high heat for about 4 minutes. Then turned it once and cooked for 4 more minutes then into a preheated oven (400 degrees) to a perfect medium rare. Served it with some Sauteed Mushrooms. The Steak is every bit as delicious as it looked! The taste so fresh and has a slight sweet Grass Fed Buffalo taste to it. Moist and tender and so delicious! You just can’t beat these Wild Idea Buffalo Steaks, Bison or Beef. Steak was plenty big so I saved some it for my Breakfast in the morning.
For one side I prepared some Sugar Snap Peas. They are from Kroger and come packaged fresh. To prepare them I heated 1/2 tablespoon of Extra Olive Oil in a medium saute pan over medium-high heat. Added the Sugar Snap Peas, tossing occasionally for 5 to 6 minutes, until the Sugar Snap Peas were crisp tender.
For another side I prepared some Simply Potatoes Steakhouse Seasoned Diced Potatoes. Just love using all the Simply Potatoes Products, always fresh and always and delicious Potato Dish. These come seasoned with Steakhouse Seasoning, I added some Sea Salt and a bit of Ground Pepper. For dessert later a bowl of Del Monte Sliced Peaches.
Wild Idea Buffalo 10 oz. New York Strip Steak
10 oz. New York Strip Steak
A classic American favorite, lean and luscious. 10 oz.
http://buy.wildideabuffalo.com/collections/premium-steaks/products/new-york-strip-steaks
Health Benefits of 100% Grass Fed Bison
Wild Idea Buffalo meat is:
* Lower in calories, fat, and cholesterol than chicken or fish.
* Higher in protein than beef. Nutrient-dense, flavor rich, outrageously lean, and high in antioxidant Omega 3 fatty acids and vitamin E.
* 100% native grass fed – delivering 3.5x more omega-3 fatty acids than grain-fed bison. Red Meat That’s Good for You!
Beyond Organic
Wild Idea Buffalo was started with a simple idea: supply delicious, healthy, 100% grass-fed meat to consumers interested in sustainability. To that end, we have left no stone unturned in our effort to “go beyond organic” and provide the best tasting red meat available.
Wild Idea Buffalo Co has chosen therefore not to have its product USDA Certified Organic, but rather “go beyond Wild Ideaorganic” with the way we raise our buffalo. We believe in providing the buffalo and the ecosystem that we share with the buffalo the respect and care that they both deserve. All our animals are 100% grass-fed, hormone/antibiotic/pesticide free, 100% free roaming, and always humanely field harvested. The humane manner in which Wild Idea Buffalo raises and harvests its buffalo leads to a superior product which is healthier for the consumer, the environment, and the animal.
Quite simply, if you are searching for the healthiest, most sustainable, and most humanely raised red meat available then look no further than Wild Idea Buffalo Co. Our approach to raising buffalo is second to none with a difference you can taste with your first bite.
http://wildideabuffalo.com/healthier-red-meat/
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