Chat with us

Welcome to NIKU Farms! Thank you for supporting local farmers.

Enter your email address to start chatting with us.

NIKU Farms

Hey there, I'm NIKU Farms virtual assistant, how can I help? Please keep in mind I am still learning everything about NIKU Farms but I'll do my best to help!

Contact Us

If you’ve shopped with NIKU Farms before, enter the email associated with your account so we can better assist you.

Email Address

Message

Thank you for chatting with us!

We value your feedback. Please take a moment to share your thoughts (optional).

Rate your experience with chatbot

Comments about this chatbot?

Please note that these comments will be used to improve our chat, but they are not actively monitored.

Thank you for your feedback!

If you requested further assistance, you’ll receive an email confirmation and we’ll follow up within 24 hours.

Got more questions? Start a new chat.

  Chat

End chat

Are you sure you want to end the chat?

Cancel

Are you sure?

Your response has not been submitted. To process your request for further assistance, please hit the 'Back' button below, complete the form and submit your request.

Close Chat

Tips for Cooking Lamb

July 29, 2020

No one knows lamb better than our farm partner Carrie Woolley from Woolleys Lamb. She shared some of her personal tips and favourite ways to enjoy lamb burgers! 

Grass-fed lamb is packed with richer flavour compared to its grain-fed counterpart – which makes for a pretty awesome starting point when cooking dinner. The biggest culprit when cooking lamb is overcooking which can make the meat dry or tough. Carrie suggests aiming for medium-rare when grilling your lamb steaks to avoid toughness. Since grass-fed lamb has lower fat content than grain fed, the cooking times are actually around 20-30% shorter – so keep an eye on your meat! 

Like we mentioned in this post here, remember to never flip your steaks by puncturing it with a fork. Save those flavour-packed juices!

Because grass-fed lamb is so rich, Carrie’s favorite way of enjoying it is by simply adding rosemary and a little salt and pepper. A little can go a long way with grass-fed meats because of their more complex and dimensional flavours. 

If you’ve got a grill coming up soon and you’re looking for new ways to enjoy your lamb, try a lamb burger with pre-made patties straight from Woolleys’ Lamb! Currently, these lamb burgers loaded up with a ton of garlic mayo is Carrie’s summertime go-to meal!

Woolleys’ Lamb is a sustainable family farm run by Carrie Woolley and her husband Bret Schuyler in Norfolk Country, Ontario. They’ve been recently featured on the Globe and Mail and are one of the leading biodynamic lamb farms in Ontario. We are proud to be partners with them, and if you’d like to support their work – sign up with NIKU Farms today and customize your first box from Woolleys’ Lamb!