My tip would be buy cheap cuts from decent butchers and cook them in ways that make them tasty.
E.g. tonight I'm having goat breast from Turner and George (https://www.turnerandgeorge.co.uk/) which was slow smoked last night. If you want to make cheaper cuts taste good the outdoor cooking thread isn't a bad place to start.
T&G reckon that "Every piece of meat we offer has been raised naturally, lived the best of lives and is completely hormone, antibiotic and cruelty-free."
I'm not always quite this on point, but I do try.
I'm all for eating less, better meat but ultimately humans evolved to be omnivores for a reason :P
My tip would be buy cheap cuts from decent butchers and cook them in ways that make them tasty.
E.g. tonight I'm having goat breast from Turner and George (https://www.turnerandgeorge.co.uk/) which was slow smoked last night. If you want to make cheaper cuts taste good the outdoor cooking thread isn't a bad place to start.
T&G reckon that "Every piece of meat we offer has been raised naturally, lived the best of lives and is completely hormone, antibiotic and cruelty-free."
I'm not always quite this on point, but I do try.
I'm all for eating less, better meat but ultimately humans evolved to be omnivores for a reason :P