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Is
this beef good to eat?
That's an easy one! Over the many decades that the Hereford Breed has
evolved, pedigree records date back to 1846, the main concern has always
been QUALITY, not quantity.
Hereford beef
is 'marbled', which ensures a succulent and tender cooked meat with
a delicious flavour.
Scientists have
proved that grass fed beef improves; colour, prolongs shelf-life and
increases levels of omega-3, an essential fatty acid.
The animals are
slaughtered locally in small-scale operations, reducing food miles and
minimising stress. This is important, as stress directly affects meat
quality by releasing chemicals which raises the pH within the meat.
Higher pH causes the beef to be dry, dark and firm, affecting both tenderness
and flavour.
The sides of
beef are hung, a traditional process that leads to improved tenderness
and gives the meat its rich deep red colour prior to cooking. Finally,
they are processed and jointed ready for dispatching.
Then your culinary skills come to bear! You will probably have ordered
a mixture of cuts - there are marvellous recipes for joints, fillets,
steaks, mince, and so on, from every celebrity chef.
Over the past two hundred years Hereford cattle have been exported to
the four corners of the world, due to its reputation as a high class
beef animal. From the pampas grasslands of Argentina to the vast prairies
of North America Herefords have thrived, producing great tasting beef
which is sold through dedicated Hereford steak houses.
To find out where
to buy BRITISH Quality Hereford Beef click here.
Keep visiting this page, as suppliers are being added all the time - demand
far exceeds supply.
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