4 Wholesome and Clean Meat Recipes to Try This Summer Season

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With summer around the corner, your to-do list is probably bursting with weekend camping trips, poolside lounging, and other warm-weather activities. So, cooking wholesome, refreshing, mouth-watering meals might not be on that agenda. However, with a few healthy clean meat ingredients, like 100% pastured chicken and organic grass-fed beef tallow, family meal time can be a chance to connect at the dinner table and savor delicious meals together this summer. 

Classic Grilled Chicken Salad

Are you light on time but still searching for a nutritious meal to serve for weekday lunch? No warm weather season is complete without a light and refreshing grilled chicken salad. Combine nutrient-dense, corn and soy free chicken with fresh, seasonal vegetables and greens for a grilled chicken salad that can be as versatile as you desire. Simply grill or air-fry your chicken, mix in your favorite rainbow-colored veggies, and finish with a zesty vinaigrette.

 Sweet and Savory Pork Tacos

For a fun twist on Taco Tuesday, amp up the flavor with sweet and savory pork tacos. Opt for ethically and pasture raised pork for bites you won’t think twice about. Quickly marinate the pork in lime juice, honey, and warm spices to bring bright, fresh flavors to the dinner table. After cooking the pork in a skillet or on the grill, serve bite-sized pieces on corn tortillas, and add crunchy purple coleslaw, sweet pineapple, and salsa for an easy street-style meal. 

Sheet Pan Halibut

This easy-to-prepare meal just requires wild-caught California halibut and some fresh veggies. With this low-fat catch, high in protein and Omega-3s, what more could you ask for? For a fresh, melt-in-your-mouth experience, pair this versatile fish with lemon slices and herbs in the oven to let the flavors melt in your mouth. Summer dinner party recipe, anyone? If so, turn this halibut recipe into a vegetable sheet pan dinner, pairing it with your favorite vegetables, from grilled asparagus to squash and carrots, to serve the whole family.

Beef Liver Kabobs

Before you stop reading at the mention of liver, did you know that grass-fed beef liver is among the most nutritious organ meats available? Packed with nutrients and high in vitamins A, D, E, K, B12, and more, beef liver is a superfood perfect for summer nights. Try frying it up in organic grass fed beef tallow for a crispy, delicious twist on the classic kabob. A dip in organic grass-fed beef tallow enhances the dish's clean, subtle flavor while adding even more natural vitamins you can’t get with traditional processed vegetable oils. 

For many, summer feels like hitting the ‘reset’ button. It provides more time to relax, enjoy the sun, and spend time with friends and family. With these four wholesome recipes, you can ‘reset’ meal time for a more nutritious approach. Your body, family, and taste buds will thank you.

About Primal Pastures

 You deserve to celebrate life’s meaningful moments with ingredients that meet a higher standard, so Primal Pastures makes it easy to enjoy clean, ethically raised meat and animal products. This family-founded company has been setting a new standard for the meat industry since 2012. From their humble beginnings as a backyard bird farm in Southern California, Primal Pastures has grown into a trusted nationwide source for ordering pasture-raised chicken and grass fed beef online. By raising their animals using ethical, holistic methods and avoiding soy or corn-based feed, Primal Pastures offers meat that’s better for the environment, your taste buds, and all of life’s meaningful moments.

Find clean meats to dish up with wholesome summer-approved recipes with Primal Pastures at https://primalpastures.com/

Location: 25391 Washington Ave, Murrieta, CA 92562, USA

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