Are you one of those folks who doesn’t like Valentine’s Day? Do you wait until the day before to order flowers or buy a card on your way home from work? We’d like to offer you some ideas for this mid-winter holiday that you and your loved one can enjoy equally. Why buy flowers that you can’t eat and will just get composted? Why buy a generic card that you’ll stuff into some desk drawer? Chocolates? Well perhaps. But how about MEAT? Steaks, roasts, chops, ribs, shanks? Lamb, beef, goat, chicken, goose?. We can give you a leg up.
a boneless goat leg…
Why go out on February 14th and share a restaurant with multiple other couples? Making a meal for your Valentine is a sure way to show how much you care for them. There is time involved and that shows commitment. Choosing a meal to make shows you’re decisive and it shows you know your loved one’s taste. Stick with a safe, traditional dish or get experimental – it’s like buying one rose verses 50 roses, both show you care, but one might carry a bit more weight in the love department. But don’t make a dish that only you like. That’s like buying your girlfriend lingerie rather than the sweater she really wants. And you won’t break the bank selecting a great cut of meat either, we have a price that will fit everyone’s budget!
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- I ♥ chicken!
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- What a bird!
So maybe lighting a fire in the kitchen isn’t your thing and maybe more your Valentine’s. How about getting them a great, high quality cut of grass-fed beef or lamb? Or a certified organic chicken or goose? This gift could ultimately land you in the seat across from your loved one enjoying the goat shanks or beef tenderloin that you gave them!
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- Shanks for the memories…
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- Loin chops or rib chops?
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- Nice Rack! of lamb that is…
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- Your goose will be cooked if you forget your Valentine!
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- Porterhouse of love
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- Nothing says ‘I love you’ like a home cooked meal…or a rib eye steak!
This February 14th meat will guarantee to heat things up…in the kitchen at least.
And if meat isn’t your Valentine’s thing, perhaps a sheep or goat skin will show your love. It will surely provide a cozy place to curl up during this cold month. Remember February 14th is a Friday this year! Find us this Saturday the 8th at the Brunswick Winter Market at Fort Andross in Brunswick.
