Recipes
Steak Au Poivre
This classic is timeless in taste and in elegance, and perhaps one of the all time greatest preparations that ever happened to a steak.
Bresaola, Manchego & Pear Salad
Our Bison Bresaola although delicious by itself, is a wonderful addition to many dishes. In this recipe, I've paired it with Manchego cheese, pear and balsamic syrup, for a dynamo combination. You are going to love this product and the salad! Enjoy.
Buffalo Tortilla Soup
This traditional Mexican soup takes on a whole new taste with our easy to use, heat and eat Pulled Buffalo Chuck Roast. My recipe is simple, but I promise it will not disappoint! I do have one warning though, when making the tortilla strips, be sure to have celery sticks close at hand to try to keep you from eating all of the hot, limed & salted crispy strips! No guarantees on that though. *Recipe can easily be halved.
Buffalo Sloppy Joe's
There is something about a Sloppy Joe that makes me feel like a kid again. It brings back fond memories of county fairs and the smell of roaster pans filled with this barbecue concoction. I like to make a batch up and have on hand when a hot sandwich is in order.
Swedish Meatballs
Recently my good friend asked for Swedish Meatballs for his birthday and although I’m half Scandinavian, I don’t believe I’ve ever made them before. They were a hit with the birthday guests, so I thought you might like them too. Serve as an appetizer or as entree and accompany with mashed potatoes, pickled cucumbers and current jelly.
Grilled Steak Tournedos with Sauce Bearnaise
This classic, timeless favorite is simple to prepare, delicious and elegant. A great entree to serve for a dinner party or for a romantic dinner for two!
Buffalo Gumbo
This southern favorite gets a prairie twist with Wild Idea Buffalo's 100% grass-fed, Buffalo Andouille Sausage.
Souper Bowls
With the Super Bowl just around the corner, I wanted to share a trio of super soup recipes that can help you celebrate the big game with health and sustainability. Each of these recipes are easy to prepare, but guaranteed to be a huge hit.
Seared Flat Iron Steaks with Bagna Cauda
A good Flat Iron steak can be a hit or miss experience. This is based on two general principles, first is the quality of the meat, which if bad, you cannot fix, and second is the care that went into cutting the steak. Wild Idea’s Flat Iron steaks are the best quality and they are cut with specific care, giving you assured success. The recipe below for Bagna Cauda, which is an Italian dipping sauce, is terrific on meat or with grilled or blanched veggies, and crusty bread. An assortment of all makes a great party tray when entertaining. (Makes 2 entrée portions, or 6 hors d’oeuvres portions)
