I associate Flannery more with dry aged cuts, while Morgan Ranch seems to have a focus on fresh wagyu beef. So I think it’s going to depend on what kind of beef you’re looking to purchase.
I have had their product in some of the local restaurants (high end) here in Omaha where they are featured. Some of the best steaks I’ve had, of course these are fantastic chefs preparing it for me so take it with the grain of salt
I buy from three meat producers each for a slightly different reason. Flannery for dry aged prime, Certified Piedmontese for grass feed and lower fat but delicious beef and Morgan for the Waygu. All are incredible each fitting a different niche in our menu planning.
Thanks, Carrie. Look forward to receiving and trying the steaks. I live in KC, just down the road so always happy to support my neighbors. Especially if it tastes good.
Just rec’d an incredible box of Bersekerday “treats” from Morgan Ranch. Well packed, frozen solid (2 day from Nebraska to Seattle) and looking great! Thanks Carrie for participating and for sending the little extras.
Received our pack today-shipped quickly-still frozen when they got here. Nice marbling-seared for a few minutes on each side at 650-700. Roasted til they got to 120. Rested for a few minutes and sliced. Air fried Brussels sprouts with bacon and Parmesan. A young Pauillac-Clerc Milon. Steaks were tender, rich, buttery. Very nice. S
to boot. Nice and easy.