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What do the Various Grades of Meat Actually Mean?

    When you go to the grocery store or a restaurant, you'll often see various grades of meat labeled on the packaging or menu. But what do these grades actually mean? Do they make a difference in taste or quality? In this article, we'll dive into the world of meat grading and explain what each grade really means. Before we start, it's important to note that meat grading is a voluntary process conducted by the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA). It is not a mandatory requirement for all meats to be graded, but producers and retailers can choose to have their products graded for marketability and labeling purposes. Now, on to the grades. Prime The highest grade of...

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The Ultimate Guide to Grilling: Tips and Tricks for Cooking Our Meat to Perfection

    Summer is upon us and that means one thing – grilling season! It's time to dust off the grill and fire it up for some delicious and succulent meals. But before you start throwing your meat on the grill, check out our ultimate guide to grilling for tips and tricks on how to cook your meat to perfection.  1. Choosing the right meat. The first step to a perfect grilled meal is choosing the right type of meat. High quality and premium cuts of meat are essential for a flavorful and tender dish. Look for fresh, high-end cuts like prime ribeye, filet mignon, or lamb chops from a reputable meat company. These cuts have the right amount of...

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Chicken Sausage Over Pappardelle and Swiss Chard

  Our Sweet and Hot Italian Chicken Sausage needed a strong pasta to complement their robust flavors… Pappardelle answered the call. Mixed with the subtle bitterness and crunch of Swiss chard and the soft earthiness of cannellini beans, our chicken sausage’s two flavor profiles helps make this a well-rounded meal for any season. Time | 30 minutes    Serves  | 6 Ingredients 2 links Nicolosi’s Sweet Italian Chicken Sausage 2 links Nicolosi’s Hot Italian Chicken Sausage 1 large bunch (6-8 large leaves) of Swiss Chard, sliced across into ribbons 1 cup of cooked Cannellini or Navy Beans 16 oz. Pappardelle Pasta 1 stick (1/2 cup) of Unsalted Butter 1/2 cup Chicken Stock 1/2 cup Parmesan Cheese, grated 1/4 cup Extra Virgin Olive Oil 1 cup...

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