Grass-Fed, Grass Finished Beef

Grass Fed, Grass Finished Yak

Grass Fed, Grass Finished Beef, Yak & Lamb

Top Sirloin - Yak

Weight: 1.5 - 1.59 lbs

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REGENERATIVE PRACTICES
GRASS FED & FINISHED
PURE & NATURAL
RAISED IN NEW MEXICO

The yak top sirloin is a naturally lean, thick cut of steak with a delicious flavor. This popular steak is delightful on its own, adds huge flavor to recipes, and cooks well with marinades and sauces. Top sirloin is a favorite grilling steak that’s lean enough and affordable enough to enjoy any night of the week.

The yak sirloin is located in an area on the animal that gets more exercise. Therefore, the sirloin subprimal will have less marbling and a firmer texture than say, a the tenderloin (filet mignon). That’s not a bad thing, and it does not mean “tough.” Lots of steak lovers prefer a firmer steak with more texture.

When you buy “sirloin steaks” at a grocery store, they’re not telling you anything about the location or quality of the cut. Ours are true top sirloin steaks, cut from the more tender top sirloin butt. They are cut thick and angular and make a great choice for grilling.

There are many ways to cook a top sirloin. At the moment we lovethis easy marinade.

We carefully tend to and raise our animals only on the nutrient rich green grasses and crystal clear waters of our high mountain ranches outside Chama, NM. Nothing more, nothing less.

Why this is the best tasting Yak you’ve ever had

Our meats are the best you’ve ever tasted because we control the entire supply chain. Our yaks are bred, born and raised on our ranches.(Robert purchases all our cattle from our neighbors or from local auction houses) In the summers they enjoy the high mountain grasses and fresh spring waters on our Wolf Creek Ranch. In the winters we move the yaks to our lower elevation farm 20 miles from the ranch where they eat Timothy hay that was grown either on our farm or neighboring farms. Our processor is located right in Chama, and his craft butchery is second to none. Also, our team members all have historic ranching  roots in the Chama Valley giving them a deep knowledge of animal husbandry and regenerative grazing practices of the region.

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