Bison Burger Patties
Bison Burger Patties
Bison patties make for a delicious and healthy alternative to beef patties. The meat is naturally more lean than beef, and tastes great off the grill for your next backyard BBQ. Try it with CRMR Kitchen BBQ Sauces for the ultimate flavour. Seasoned 6oz patties are also available. Our meat is raised naturally without the use of hormones or antibiotics and is supplied by the Canadian Rocky Mountain Ranch.
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Bison Shepherd’s Pie
This classic with a twist features ground elk and bison, layered with corn, carrots, peas and mashed potatoes. Perfect for those on the go. Our bison is raised without the use of hormones or antibiotics and is supplied by the Canadian Rocky Mountain Ranch.
Buffalo Tourtiere Pie
We start with homemade pie crust and fill it with perfectly seasoned bison, elk and pork to create this classic, Canadiana inspired comfort dish. Simply bake in the oven at 350 degrees until golden brown and enjoy. Available in small and large sizes. Supplied by CRMR Kitchen. Our bison is raised without the use of hormones or antibiotics and is supplied by the Canadian Rocky Mountain Ranch.
Bison Short Ribs
Our Bison Short Ribs are one of the most economical and under rated cuts that boast incredible flavor. The Bison is raised without the use of hormones or antibiotics and is supplied by the Canadian Rocky Mountain Ranch. We recommend cooking these ribs with our CRMR Kitchen Red Curry Lemongrass Coconut Sauce to create a sizzling, melt-in-your-mouth dish to impress – view the full recipe here!
Bison Tenderloin
The most tender of bison cuts, this Bison Tenderloin has little fat marbling which makes it a favourite among many. Remove from fridge, allow the tenderloin to stand at room temperature for one hour. We suggest pan searing first then finishing in a low heat oven for the best results. We recommend cooking bison to a state of rare or medium-rare to ensure maximum tenderness. Our bison is raised without the use of hormones or antibiotics and is supplied by the Canadian Rocky Mountain Ranch.