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Tag Archives: Niman Ranch
You’re invited: Niman Ranch Hog Farmer Appreciation Celebration
In the mid-aughts we did some work on the Niman Ranch website. We were guests of famed pig farmer and natural husbandry advocate Paul Willis in Thorton, IA. We toured his grounds, ate at his favorite coffee shop, even got … Continue reading
Posted in Cooking, Eating, Events, Food Heroes
Tagged humane, Kelly Whitaker, Niman Ranch, pandemic, Temple Grandin, Thomas Keller
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The meat I eat
If you have been reading Burnt My Fingers for awhile, you know I am a cheap son of a bitch. I rarely pay a premium for some fancy grade or brand name when I am fairly certain a less expensive … Continue reading
Posted in Cooking, Eating, Something Else
Tagged Bill Niman, Certified Angus, Liza Porter, Niman Ranch, Paul Willis
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Recipe: Sarah Willis Chocolate Cake
Sarah Willis is a Niman Ranch pig farmer in Thornton, IA. She contributed this recipe for a farmers’ cookbook we were working on that hopefully will be published one day soon. Her grandmother first got it from the radio and … Continue reading