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- Q: What are elk medallions and how do they compare to beef steaks? A: Elk medallions are thick, round cuts of elk meat that are known for their tenderness and rich flavor. They are similar to filet mignon in texture and can be quickly cooked on a grill, pan-fried, or sautéed. Compared to beef steaks, elk meat is leaner and has a slightly sweeter taste, making it a healthier option for gourmet meals.
- Q: How should I cook elk medallions for the best results? A: For optimal flavor and tenderness, cook elk medallions quickly over high heat. You can grill, pan-fry, or sauté them for just a few minutes per side until they reach your desired level of doneness. Avoid overcooking, as elk meat can become tough if cooked too long. A medium-rare finish is often recommended.
- Q: Are the elk medallions sourced sustainably? A: Yes, our elk medallions are sourced from family-owned farms in New Zealand where the animals are naturally raised. They are never given hormones, antibiotics, or steroids, and are allowed to roam freely, feeding on fertile pastures, ensuring a sustainable and humane farming practice.
- Q: What is the packaging of the elk medallions like? A: The elk medallions are individually vacuum sealed to maintain freshness and flavor. This packaging method helps preserve the quality of the meat, making it convenient for storage and preparation.
- Q: How should I store elk medallions before cooking? A: Store the vacuum-sealed elk medallions in the freezer if you do not plan to cook them immediately. For short-term storage, they can be kept in the refrigerator for up to two days. Always ensure the packaging is intact and that the meat is kept at a safe temperature.