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Raw Mince - Beef Mince
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15
Feb
Categories:
Family meals, seasonal
Lockdown dinner – Valentines Day!
Lockdown meals for all, Tanya is at it again, last nights evening was Beef Fajitas, using Castle Estate rump steak (marinaded during the afternoon with lime juice, cumin, sea salt, pepper, garlic, smoked paprika & oregano).
14
Feb
Categories:
Blog, Family meals
Lockdown cooking! Pork Noodles by Tanya
Lockdown cooking!
13
Feb
Believe it or not raising animals on farms out in pasture is a luxury that not all farmers have available to them. At Castle Estate we have been farming the land for over 100 years, that's 8 generations of the Castle Clan and we have continued the traditions passed down to us.
08
Feb
Categories:
Grass Fed, What’s New, Why Castle Estate
Grass fed, lamb chop!
Who doesn’t love the classic lamb chop? As one of our favourites we wanted to share this recipe with you. If you have the time, marinade in the fridge overnight for a mediterranean flavour.
07
Feb
Categories:
Why Castle Estate
Over 100 years farming this land.
OUR TRADITIONS COME THROUGH TIME
Here is Max with Son Steven, the Castle men who run Castle Estate. They always say "we don’t question it unless it doesn't seem right".
"Nature knows best, so we follow that. We believe the better they live the better they taste, it's better for us, for the animal and the environment. Grass fed is just normal, we don't’ know what all the fuss is about- its just the way we have always done things. "
"Grass fed meat, there is a lot of talk around eating your greens, as far as the health benefits. The same goes for animals and the best diet for them is the natural one- of course its grass! It's the freshest food for them. So it makes sense it tastes better and has greater nutritional value when consuming animals that eat grass."
"That's why we say Meat, done Better here at Castle Estate, the only question Is you meat grass fed?"
To set up an account for your weekly orders, contact us.
Address: 191 Purrumbete Estate Rd, Koallah, VIC 3260
Telephone: +61 3 5594 5222
Fax: +61 3 8677 5469
Email: [email protected] #castleestate, #meatdonebetter, #conciousfarmingfortheconciousconsumer, #freerange, #rebrand, #thebettertheylivethebettertheytaste
04
Feb
Categories:
What’s New, Why Castle Estate
Kangaroo meat: First Victorian-grown roo processed for human consumption
VICTORIA’S first batch of locally-grown kangaroo meat for human consumption rolled off Camperdown’s Castle Estate abattoir’s processing line on Monday.
04
Feb
Categories:
seasonal, What’s New
The Great Aussie BBQ
Its nearly the weekend, time to get your grass fed meat ready! We all know that summertime means lots of great Aussie BBQs and outdoor cooking on the grill. So we have put together our BBQ pack with the best sellers to act as your BBQ essentials!
Freshly cut chops, pork and lamb sausages and delicious meatballs are always a great place to start. For additional flavour and extra nutrition try adding some capsicum, zucchini and onions to the grill.
You can order online at our providore store for fast delivery.
Enjoy online meat delivery for your saturday BBQ
https://castleestate.com.au/providore/
If you have any great tips on how to grill your best BBQ we would love to hear them!
To set up an account for your weekly orders, contact us;
Address: 191 Purrumbete Estate Rd, Koallah, VIC 3260
Telephone: +61 3 5594 5222
Fax: +61 3 8677 5469
Email: [email protected]
03
Feb
Categories:
Farming Facts, What’s New, Why Castle Estate
The Andrews Government has cleared the way for Victorian kangaroo to be put on the menu, as it lifts harvesting quotas amid a population explosion.
VICTORIA’S kangaroo population has surged by 40 per cent since 2018, to almost 2 million today, prompting the Andrews Government to lift this year’s harvesting quota to 95,680.
03
Feb
Categories:
What’s New
Castle Estate granted first Victorian licence to process kangaroo meat for human consumption in the state
A Lake Purumbete abattoir has been awarded the first Victorian licence to process kangaroo meat for sale for human consumption.
Castle Estate's works, near Camperdown, already processes venison and rabbit, as well as kangaroo from interstate suppliers, alongside cattle, sheep and pigs.
This year's state government Kangaroo Harvesting Program will include meat for human consumption, with a quota of 95,680 kangaroos, an increase of 37,780 from last year.
Castle managing director Steve Castle said it was a natural progression, given so many animals were being harvested for pet food.
"Other parts of the country have also been harvesting kangaroo for human consumption for quite some time," Mr Castle said.
"It is a similar production method to the deer.
"Obviously the kangaroo is a lot smaller than the Sambar venison that we have already been doing, but it is not a difficult change from a processing point of view."
He said he'd made inquiries to see if the government was considering allowing the sale of kangaroo meat for human consumption.
"It was already in process, they were already in the stages of working towards this."
Mr Castle said the numbers he was processing were low, at the moment.
'We are talking in the hundreds, not thousands, but it gives us the opportunity to continue to establish that market," he said.
Castle sold kangaroo meat directly to consumers, through home delivery, and the hospitality trade.
"Kangaroo has been used in hospitality for quite a while now, so there is already somewhat of an established trade.
"There are more and more consumers out there, who are willing to give these sorts of proteins a go."
Kangaroos would be supplied by registered field harvesters, with a strong focus on animal welfare and hygiene.
"Food safety and animal welfare are the two key components of the supply chain," Mr Castle said.
"I am not suggesting it will ever be like beef or lamb, but slowly and surely there is a market there.
"If we can get it to market, at a competitive rate, there will be an appetite there for it.
"When you are a small business, you have to have lots of different avenues and revenue streams; this compliments some of our other offerings."
https://www.standard.net.au/story/7107767/roos-to-be-processed-in-camperdown/?cs=13964
01
Feb
Categories:
Blog, What’s New
Castle Estate introduces sustainable kangaroo harvest into its paddock-to-plate legacy.
Press release, sustainable Kangaroo harvest,
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