There's such a difference in grass-fed beef and the crappy meat in the grocery store that's been fed corn..... I sure hope you know what I'm talking about!
I took this grass fed roast out of the freezer a couple of days ahead.
This morning I put it (it was over 3 1/2 lbs) in the crock-pot along with some organic carrots I'd peeled and cut into bite-sized pieces. I added:
sea salt
freshly ground pepper
2 cups of water
2 TBSP coconut oil (grass fed beef doesn't have as much fat as that corn-fed beef from the grocery)
1 sweet organic onion, diced
That's it. I left it on high all day while I was at school and going to a Crossfit WOD.
That crock-pot was very full.
It was so easy to get home from a tough work-out and dinner was ready. We had roast, carrots and onions, pistachios and a black plum. Yum! (Well, I had 12 Ghirardelli 60% cacao bittersweet chocolate chips, too, but no one else did.... at least I counted them out....)
Anyone can do this. You will have great leftovers, too!
I took this grass fed roast out of the freezer a couple of days ahead.
This morning I put it (it was over 3 1/2 lbs) in the crock-pot along with some organic carrots I'd peeled and cut into bite-sized pieces. I added:
sea salt
freshly ground pepper
2 cups of water
2 TBSP coconut oil (grass fed beef doesn't have as much fat as that corn-fed beef from the grocery)
1 sweet organic onion, diced
That's it. I left it on high all day while I was at school and going to a Crossfit WOD.
That crock-pot was very full.
It was so easy to get home from a tough work-out and dinner was ready. We had roast, carrots and onions, pistachios and a black plum. Yum! (Well, I had 12 Ghirardelli 60% cacao bittersweet chocolate chips, too, but no one else did.... at least I counted them out....)
Anyone can do this. You will have great leftovers, too!
Well...I had 12 of the chocolate chips last night after dinner. (She's not the only one that eats them!)
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