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Beef: Chuck Roast

$10.99

per lb

This is a primal cut of beef sold as a roast and is generally prepared using low, slow braises. The price per lb is $10.99 and the average cut (4.06 bs) is $44.61. Click on this item to see the full description.

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Weight and Price: Weights are available from 3.20 - 4.92 lbs. The price per lb is $10.99 and the average cut (4.06 lbs) is $44.62. (listed in the short description). On the day of delivery, our team will select a cut of meat from the designated weight range and charge you accordingly.

Description: Grass-fed, antibiotic & hormone locally raised beef. This is the classic pot roast, becoming moist and tender when braised and full of rich, beef flavor. You can also cut this roast into cubes to use for various recipes. This cut of beef is part of the subprimal cut known as the chuck which is where it gets its name from.

Recipe: Here's chuck roast with dijon and balsamic recipe that looks delicious and is super easy! This cut pairs beautifully with carrots, potatoes or even fresh leafy greens!

Storage: Keep frozen until ready to prepare. Thaw overnight in the refrigerator, once thawed, keep refrigerated and use within 3-4 days.
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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