Blog Jul 8th 2024 A Guide to Our Lamb: Spring Lamb, Hogget & Mutton Lamb has been a staple of the country butchers' trade in the Dales and Fells for centuries. The reason why mutton and lamb has long been traditionally farmed here is the terrain makes it difficult for beef herds or pigs to...
Blog Jan 26th 2024 How to Choose the Right Steak this Valentine’s Day Create your perfect evening with restaurant quality meat at home for Valentine's Day. Choosing the best steak all comes down to personal preference, so here's our quick guide to help...
Blog Dec 27th 2023 What is Sous Vide? All You Need to Know About this Cooking Technique Sous Vide is a cooking method that has been perfected by great chefs. However, it is no longer a secret of the industry and many are trying out the technique in their own kitchens. By pairing the sous vide method with prime cuts of meat you can...
Blog Aug 31st 2023 What Size Turkey Do I Need for Christmas What size turkey do I need is a question which many dinner party planners may find themselves asking. On the one hand, not having enough turkey to go round can be a disaster. On the other hand, order too big a turkey and you are drowning in left...
Blog Mar 14th 2023 What is the Best Cut of Lamb for Easter? The best cut of lamb for Easter dinner may vary from household to household. Luckily, there are plenty of options to choose from and each one offers something special and unique. Discover which cut of grass-fed lamb is best for your Easter dinner table. Use this guide, choose a cut & we'll…
Blog Feb 13th 2023 Cooked by Farmison & Co | A Slow Cook Sensation At Farmison & Co, we're always striving to ensure our range is the best it can be, working with our resident Michelin-star chef Jeff Baker, farmers and local suppliers to bring you quality flavour using the best of British meat. We're delighted to bring you our latest range, Cooked by Farmison…
Blog Jan 12th 2023 Where Did the Roast Dinner Go? A roast dinner used to be the focal point of the family week, ending the week with a hearty dinner together before another busy week ahead. But what happened to this English tradition and why are people opting for other dinners to fill a Sunday...
Blog Nov 14th 2022 How to Save Energy in the Kitchen? 10 Energy Saving Tips Our energy saving tips are here to help you cut down your usage whilst still eating well this season. This advice comes directly from the kitchen of our Executive Chef Jeff Baker. Jeff is Michelin...
Blog Nov 11th 2022 Slow Cooker Vs Pressure Cooker: What are the pros and cons Pressure cookers Vs slow cookers is a debate with passionate supporters on both sides. Both types of cooker are celebrated for being energy efficient and convenient. They also can both be used to create superb meals. But what is the difference, how...
Blog Oct 20th 2022 Is Slow Cooking Energy Efficient? Save Energy With a Slow Cooker This Winter If you have found yourself wondering "is slow cooking energy efficient" recently, you are not alone. With energy prices soaring, we are all looking for ways to cut down our usage. As the nights draw in and temperatures fall, slow cooking might be...
Blog Dec 1st 2021 Our top Christmas meat recommendations for your festive feast It is never too early to start thinking about what meat to have for Christmas dinner. Whilst crispy potatoes and hearty vegetables are delicious, the meat is undeniably the star of the show. There are plenty of options out there and each one offers...
Blog Jan 19th 2021 Treat Your Loved One To A Valentine's Day Meal From Around The World Our Valentine's Day range is the food of love, ideal for springing a romantic surprise. You might not get to your favourite restaurant this year, but you can still dine-in in...
Blog Oct 22nd 2020 Our 4 Easy Christmas Turkey Leftover Recipes To Try This Season Christmas is a time of celebration and excess, but last Christmas alone it was estimated the UK wasted £485 million on food. It is in some ways understandable. We all stock up for a Christmas cooking and want to make sure there is plenty to go...
Blog Sep 4th 2020 Cooking In The Great Outdoors Cooking outdoors has not always come naturally to the British. We have our temperamental weather to thank for this. But with the development of a uniquely...
Blog Mar 6th 2020 Meat The Maker Meat The Maker The nature of being an online butcher means it can be difficult to put a face to our award-winning team that make what we do possible. So, ahead of National Butcher's Week 2020, we're kickstarting our #MeatTheMaker series...
Blog Jan 3rd 2019 Burns Night Celebrations - Prepare for a Night of Tartan & Haggis Chris Berry takes a wee dram of a look at the history and tradition of haggis. There's probably no better time to claim a family link to Scotland than January 25 when Burns Night takes place in celebration of...
Blog Jul 9th 2018 Sliders: Our Definitive Guide WHAT IS A SLIDER? A Slider is a miniature Pattie, usually made from ground beef in the same style as hamburgers, however many versions are available at Farmison & Co. We've been busy developing & expanding our range to...
Blog Jun 7th 2018 On the Quest for the Ultimate Burger The burger. A universal language that resonates through cultures and creeds from east to west, north to south. Fast food joints have been instrumental in getting the multi-billion pound burger juggernaut rolling over decades, but, more...
Blog Feb 1st 2018 February Update From The Dales This month the food of love is high on the agenda, in our opinion you can't beat the king of meat. Whether you're a hopeless romantic or just revel in any excuse to eat steak, we'll be sharing...
Blog Jan 10th 2017 Return of Forgotten Favourites Chris Berry takes a look at the cuts making their comeback Nostalgia abounds during wintertime and talk around the festive dinner tables, while tucking in to turkey, goose, beef, duck, lamb or pork, can lead to fond...
Blog Nov 4th 2016 The Great Christmas Turkey Takeover Chris Berry takes a closer look at the festive centrepiece Every year a familiar conversation, nearly now as traditional an event as turkey at Christmas itself, is held in homes throughout the country and is usually...
Blog Sep 25th 2016 Our October Update: Mutton, Christmas, & Recipes The weather's certainly turned in the Dales, it's getting very blustery and chilly at times, and the leaves are changing colour. There is a silver lining though, warm indulgent slow cooks, and
Blog Feb 4th 2016 Kid Meat: The New Kid In Town Chris Berry gives the Farmison & Co insight into the goat meat phenomenon Kid meat has been one of the surprises of the culinary scene in the UK, having seen an inexorable rise in popularity as a healthy, nutritious and...
Blog Feb 2nd 2016 Our February Update from the Dales & Fells It's really not long now until we'll be seeing lambs bouncing about and daffodils sprouting up left, right, and centre across the Dales, but in many ways it still seems a long way off. We've only just had our first proper cold snap in our neck of...