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Farmer and the Grill Workshop

Equal parts carnivorous feast, mad-cap grilling extravaganza , and down-and-dirty discussion on meat cuts and marketing, The Farmer and the Grill workshop is intended to help grass-fed producers hone their marketing skills by honing their culinary skills. During the three to four hour workshop, participants will review the most common cuts of beef, lamb and pork, and learn about ideal methods for cooking each one in the kitchen and out on the grill or barbecue. In addition to exploring techniques for selling hard-to-market cuts (such as items from the chuck or round), special emphasis will be put on learning which cuts of meat are interchangeable in recipes, enabling direct-marketers to suggest substitutions when meat stocks are limited. In the second part of the workshop, participants head out to the grills and smoker for cooking demonstrations, where they will focus on grass-fed grilling techniques for classic and unexpected meat cuts. Be sure to
come hungry, as there’ll be lots to sample, and you’ll be cooking your own meal at the end. Limit 20 people per workshop.
If you are interested in scheduling a workshop in your community, email Shannon directly at the link above, or on the right

Radical Homemakers: Reclaiming Domesticity From a Consumer Culture

The Farmer and the Grill - Shannon's new grassfed cookbook

06-Apr-2007

Dear Friends;



While spring has most certainly brought forth flowers and warmth throughout most of the northern hemisphere, we’re still staring at an abundance of deep mud and stubborn snow here in the hills of Upstate New York. Nevertheless, a warm rain is falling outside my window, promising to wash away the grit of winter, making room for the grazing and barbecue season….which brings me to the point of this letter –



My newest cookbook on grassfed grilling and barbecue is due off the presses in two weeks, and we are now accepting orders. <> is already receiving wonderful praise from farmers and foodies alike. Just like my previous book, <>, it is chock-full of user-friendly recipes and stories that bring home cooks closer to the world of pasture-based farming and earth-friendly cooking. Whether you are a pro at the coals, or a complete novice, The Farmer and the Grill will help you to work with pasture-raised meats with ease and confidence.



Like before, The Farmer and the Grill is available at substantial bulk discounts for farmers and community activists who would like to make it available for sale at their markets, conferences or meetings. To make ordering easier, we have set up a website, www.grassfedcooking.com, where single or bulk purchases can be made very quickly and securely with a credit card. As of today, we can accept your orders. Also on the website you can order copies of The Grassfed Gourmet Cookbook, as well as the “Don’t Over-Do It!” magnet, an easy-to-read chart for your refrigerator that lists the ideal internal temperatures for cooking grassfed and pastured beef, lamb, pork and poultry. The website also contains in-depth descriptions about both of my books, as well advance praise from such luminaries as Nina Planck, Joel Salatin and southern cooking master Damon Lee Fowler.



For those of you who feel more comfortable using the mail order system we had before, simply click on the products you would like at the site, then print off the shopping cart page, which will show the postage due, any applicable sales tax, and an address for mailing your check and order form. If you would prefer to order over the phone with a credit card, feel free to call me at the number below between the hours of 9am and 7pm EST. If we are outside and can’t answer your call, please leave your name, phone number and a good time to reach you on my voice mail.



Thank you to everyone who helped to make my first book, The Grassfed Gourmet, such a success. Many of you have written to tell me how much that book has meant to your families, and how it has become your essential kitchen companion. The Farmer and the Grill promises to do the same, as you venture out to your grills and barbecues in the coming warm months. I truly hope you enjoy it. Happy spring!



Best wishes,

Shannon Hayes





Shannon Hayes

Sap Bush Hollow Farm

1314 West Fulton Road

Warnerville, NY 12187

(518) 827-7595

shayes@midtel.net

www.shannonhayes.info

http://members2.authorsguild.net/shayes/

www.grassfedcooking.com





POSTAL ADDRESS:

270 Rossman Valley Road

Richmondville, NY 12149

Selected Works

Essays
Meatloaf
The rejection of meat is normal for teenagers...but what happens when your family's livelihood depends on it?
Cataloguing Christmas
Who's defining what's merry about Christmas?
Homespun Mom Comes Unraveled
A little reality check about the glories of the good life...
The Smell of Mud Season
Featured on Northeast Public Radio
The West Fulton Turkey Supper
Featured on Northeast Public Radio
Emboucher
Featured on Northeast Public Radio
Peaches
Featured on Northeast Public Radio
Non-Fiction
The Farmer and the Grill
A guide to grilling, barbecuing and spit-roasting grassfed meat…and for saving the planet, one bite at a time.
The Grassfed Gourmet Cookbook
Finding, selecting, preparing and enjoying the most delicious and healthful meats for your body and the planet.