E Z Rocking Ranch
979 Bitter Creek Road
Recluse, WY 82725
United States
ph: (307) 682-4808
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Pasture Raised Pork
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Pasture raised pork is a tasty delight. It will quickly become a favorite.
It doesn't even taste like grocery store pork. Pasture raised pork meat is flavorful and juicy. It has a sweeter and more moist taste than the dry and flavorless taste of confinement raised pork.
Like all our other meats, our hogs are raised humanely and without chemicals, hormones, or antibiotics.
Raising our hogs on pasture, they get lots of sunshine (which produces Vitamin D in the meat). Their meat has more Vitamin E and more of the essential Omega-3 fatty acids than pork from factory farms.
It may seem odd to use rare heritage breed pigs for pork, but these breeds simply will not survive unless a market for these animals can be created. Already 6 of the 15 breeds of pigs raised in the United States in the 1930s are extinct.
"the meat is very tender, very tasty, just very good pork," . "It is the quantity and quality of fat in heritage breeds of hogs that give the meat its superior flavor when compared to modern breeds that have been bred to produce extremely lean meat." The meat is a rich Beefy color, unlike the anemic color of factory farmed pork.
Factory farms breed pigs to produce the greatest amount of meat for the lowest cost, regardless of the need for genetic diversity or the quality of the meat. The resulting product is a standard size, color, and flavor, however dull that may be.
Now taking orders for 2010 delivery.
Thanks to all who ordered pork for 2009.
How our food is raised is important.
A small group of giant agribusiness corporations control most of our nation's poultry, beef and pork production. To maximize profits, these corporations have imposed factory production processes on animals, family farmers, consumers, and the environment.
These practices are not designed to produce good food, the factory farms are designed to produce maximum profits.
Pork from heritage breeds is more moist and has a better flavor and texture than the pork from conventional hybrids.When pasture-raised meat is good, it's unforgettable. Mulefoot pork is freckled with marbling and is red like beef. The meat is dense but not tough and the fat melts slowly, so when you're braising, it takes hours for it to soften, and as it cooks, the fat keeps bathing the meat, making it silky. You can also cook this pork simply--grilling or roasting it, for instance. It melts in your mouth like butter. There's no need to infuse it with extra fat and flavor, which is necessary with commercial pork."
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E Z Rocking Ranch
979 Bitter Creek Road
Recluse, WY 82725
United States
ph: (307) 682-4808
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