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Wagyu Beef: Brisket

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Description: Wagyu were originally draft animals used in agriculture, and were selected for their physical endurance. This selection favored animals with more intra-muscular fat cells – ‘marbling’ – which provided a readily available energy source. Wagyu are naturally horned and can be either black or red in color. The unique taste and tenderness of highly marbled Wagyu beef makes for an unrivaled eating experience. That is why Wagyu beef is finding its way into the repertoires of gourmet cooks, fine restaurants, and kitchens across the U.S by way of American Wagyu style beef. 100% grass-fed, local beef right from Lancaster. The brisket is a cut of meat from the breast or lower chest of the cow.

Weight and Price: We have weights available from 1.82 - 3.02 lbs. The price per lb is $19.99 and the average cut (2.42 lbs) is $48.37. On the day of delivery, our team will select a cut of meat from the designated weight range and charge you according to that weight.

Recipe: Check out this recipe for Slow Cooked Brisket in Rootbeer!
Honey Brook Harvest Collective

Honey Brook Harvest Collective

Located in Honey Brook, PA the Harvest Collective is a group of farmers that all grow and contribute to our food system we're working hard to develop. Initially, we first met Reuben Riehl in the fall of 2012 and began talking about this crazy idea of him supplying the CSA. Now, two and a half years later, Reuben and eight of his neighbors are growing crops, making cheese, and raising chickens, beef, pork, duck, and lamb for the CSA. The group is only open to growers that care greatly for their land and take pride in their natural growing methods. While they are not certified organic, they do everything in their power to raise their crops and animals in the healthiest way possible.

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