Today we became part of New England's winter wonderland, receiving well over a foot of snow. The cows don't mind the snow at all, but they do try to stay out of the wind. Farmer Jim did the chores after he plowed the driveway and barnyard - so we didn't have to walk through a foot of snow to feed & water the animals. Of course, the boys kept their shovels moving, shoveling paths as needed. And now they are working up another appetite doing evening chores in this day long storm!
Would you like to try a new recipe? Try ground veal in your sloppy joes! Yesterday for supper I served ground veal sloppy joes, and were they good! The milk fed rose veal was so tasty, tender and moist in Hunt's traditional tomoto sauce on hamburger rolls. I served homemade french fries (yes, from our own potatoes) as a side. We ended the meal with a delicious chocolate chip pie made by a visiting baker (our middle daughter) the previous day.
ALSO, just arrived from the processor, is our pork! Add loin chops, ribs, and roasts to meat available at our store. We milk and corn feed our pigs for about six months to end up with wonderfully tasting meat.
Til next time...
Rocky Ridge Beef Farm
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