Our A5 Japanese Wagyu Sirloin Steaks are the best wagyu steaks that you can eat because they haven’t been crossbred and have been born and raised in Japan who are the pioneers of Wagyu, this creates the highest quality eating experience.
The Land of the Samurai - A5 Japanese Wagyu Sirloin
A5 Japanese Wagyu
A5 Japanese Wagyu Sirloin Steak
Typical Values Per 100g Cooked Energy 1046kJ / 250kcal Fat 20g of which satures 5g of which mono-unsaturates 15g Carbohydrate 0g of which sugars 0g Fibre 0g Protein 18g Salt 0.1g COOKING INSTRUCTIONS FROM A MICHELIN STAR JAPANESE WAGYU MASTER:
Always make sure the wagyu is brought to room temperature before cooking. Always sprinkle salt and pepper on the Wagyu 10 seconds prior to cooking. Marinating with salt and pepper will help to develop the characteristic umami flavour so enjoyed by wagyu connoisseurs. Heat the pan to a medium heat, 20% less hot than when cooking ordinary steak. Test this with butter by adding to the pan which should be just hot enough to make the butter slowly sizzle if the butter sizzles use this butter to coat the pan and then place the Wagyu in the pan for 90 seconds on each side for medium rare and 60 seconds on each side for rare. Medium rare is most recommended for Japanese Wagyu, even for those that enjoy rare steaks normally. For Japanese Wagyu, medium rare is best.
After the Wagyu is cooked, please onto a plate and wrap the steak in cooking foil or cover with another plate and allow to rest for four minutes.
Once rested, enjoy Japanese Wagyu from The Land of The Samurai in small mouthfuls and allow each Wagyu piece to slowly rest on your tongue and then chew very slowly for the best experience.
COUNTRY OF ORIGIN:
Country of origin: Born and raised in Japan.
STORAGE:
If purchased frozen, store below -18°C and defrost in the refrigerator before cooking. If purchased chilled, store below 5°c in the refrigerator.
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