Recipes from Buffalo Market

As one of the most versatile forms of meat you can buy, ground beef has a lot to say for itself. A natural way to build lean muscle and quicken your metabolism, ground beef is packed with health benefits and easy to incorporate into your diet

The key side dish in any Chinese restaurant, fried rice is a real crowd-pleaser. Providing a limitless array of ingredients and flavors, it will satisfy vegetarians and carnivores alike, and goes with everything from spring rolls to fried scallops.

The Indonesian variant of fried rice, known as Nasi Goreng, is “one of the world’s great comfort foods,” according to renowned English chef Rick Stein. High praise, indeed.

Asian cuisine is known for its fusion of colors and flavors, but their complexity can often be daunting for the eager chef who wants to recreate their favorite Chinese or Korean dishes at home. But if there’s one recipe that’s easy to follow, with ingredients you probably already have to hand, it's the Korean rice dish Gyeran Bap.

In Mexico huitlacoche is used in soups, sauces, and prepared for using as a filling in dishes like quesadillas and tacos.  Don’t be intimidated by the appearance of huitlacoche! At first sight, it may not look appealing to eat even the adventurous foodie. Its earthy flavor and mushroom-like texture, however, more than make up for its appearance! Use it in quesadillas, tostadas, crostini, omelets and very much like you would use mushrooms, especially for meatless dishes.

Bison meat, from North American Buffalo, make great tasty, lean burgers.  This burger is meant to inspire.

Buffalo chili is a healthier, tasty meat without any game-meat flavor. The texture actually works better than beef in chili as well.

The flavor is much sweeter and because of the higher protein content, smaller portions are more satisfying.  Buffalo gives meatloaf a delicious flavor and moist texture.

This is an elegant and quick romantic dinner for two, but it's also easy - just two steps. 

Frozen vegetables can be a healthy and easy way to add veggies to your diet.  1 in 10 Americans don't receive the CDC recommended 1.5 cups a day.  We wanted to share our techniques for making frozen taste just as good as fresh.

We just love wild rice! It's from California, it doesn't really taste like a starch, and it's glorious... rebellious even!

Wild Rice is delicious, and most of it grows in California near Sacramento. It’s nutty and earthy, irresistibly chewy-tender, and we can’t get enough of it.