Grass-Fed Beef Stuffed Capsicums with Tomato, Rice and Feta
A complete meal in a natural bowl — and a family dinner that looks more impressive than it is
Stuffed capsicums are one of those dishes that feel considered and generous without requiring much effort. The capsicums act as both the vessel and a key flavour component — they sweeten as they roast, infusing everything inside with a gentle, caramelised flavour. With a grass-fed beef and rice filling seasoned with herbs and spices, this is a genuinely satisfying, complete meal.
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Grass-Fed Beef Cottage Pie with Celeriac and Potato Mash Topping
The ultimate winter warmer — and a sneaky way to get extra vegetables into everyone
Cottage pie is a dish that asks very little of the cook and delivers an enormous amount of comfort. Made with quality grass-fed mince and topped with a properly seasoned mash, it is one of those meals that makes everyone feel cared for. The addition of celeriac to the mash topping adds a subtle nuttiness that elevates the whole thing without anyone noticing.
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Topside: The Underrated Roasting Cut That Loves a Low Oven
Lean, flavourful — and the secret to the best cold beef sandwiches of your life
Topside is lean, which means it wants gentle heat. Your topside arrives as thin-cut steaks, and a short spell in a low oven with moisture in the pan, followed by a fast sear, turns them into rosy, roast-beef-style slices. It appears in all four of your share packs, which means developing a relationship with this cut is one of the best investments you can make as a Your Farmer member.
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Grass-Fed Beef Roast: The Whole Animal Philosophy on the Sunday Table
Understanding your roast — and making it sing
A 1.4kg grass-fed roast is a generous, meaningful piece of meat. It is the heart of a Sunday dinner, the source of Monday's leftovers, and Tuesday's sandwich. Grass-fed beef has less intramuscular fat than grain-fed, so heat management is everything — a lower, slower oven rewards you far more than a blasting hot one.
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