Our growing season here is quite short so eating fresh from the garden is a big deal. Yesterday was our first chance to actually harvest something from one of our gardens so I decided to try to make a completely home grown meal out of it.
My daughter Emma and I picked spinach, arugula, baby kale and radishes to make a salad. No tomatoes yet, they are going into the garden this weekend.
I defrosted some elk sirloin from a nice elk harvested off our property last fall. Heated a bit of olive oil in my cast iron skillet and sprinkled a salt and fresh ground pepper on both sides.
Into the skillet they go for a pan sear.
Four minutes on each side, they were cut pretty thin and I wanted them pink inside.
What a great dinner that tasted even better knowing that it came off our place. With the exception of the ranch dressing!
Thats awesome, I like the white radishes, never seen those at the grocery stor before. That elk meat looks delicious too!!
ReplyDeleteOur season is long and still eating fresh from the garden is a big deal, lol, and we don't get any elk steaks either :( Maybe we will get some whitetail steaks this winter though :)
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ReplyDeleteI had a few leftover sausages and needed a quick fix for lunch.
stainless steel sausage stuffer