
Breakfast Sausage & Potato Hash
A hearty one-skillet hash of pastured breakfast sausage, crispy potatoes, and peppers, topped with eggs.
Always brine your bird. A quick salt-and-sugar soak seasons pastured chicken all the way through and keeps it incredibly juicy — with three easy brine variations to choose from.

In a saucepan, warm the water and stir in the salt and brown sugar until fully dissolved.
Take it off the heat and add the ice to cool the brine completely — never add chicken to warm brine.
Submerge the chicken fully in the cooled brine in a large bowl or zip-top bag; cover and refrigerate: about 1 hour for pieces, 4–8 hours for a whole bird (up to 12).
Remove the chicken, discard the brine, rinse, and pat very dry before cooking — dry skin browns and crisps best.
Why always brine your bird? Salt dissolved in water works its way into the meat and helps the muscle hold onto moisture as it cooks. The result is pastured chicken that's seasoned all the way through — not just on the surface — and stays juicy and tender instead of drying out. Because pastured birds are leaner and more active than factory chicken, a brine makes an especially big difference.
Want more flavor? Try our Seasoned Herb Chicken Brine for roast and grilled birds, or our Buttermilk Chicken Brine for the crispiest, tangiest fried chicken.
Pasture-raised on our Falmouth, KY farm — order online for farm or market pickup.

A hearty one-skillet hash of pastured breakfast sausage, crispy potatoes, and peppers, topped with eggs.

A tangy buttermilk brine that tenderizes pastured chicken and gives fried chicken its signature flavor and extra-crispy crust.

A rich, simple bolognese made with pastured ground pork — a family pasta-night favorite that simmers while you relax.