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About to cook these up! 60-day dry aged American wagyu NY strips. Again from Japan Premium Beef, but I’ve never tried them dry aged before.
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About to cook these up! 60-day dry aged American wagyu NY strips. Again from Japan Premium Beef, but I’ve never tried them dry aged before.
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I'm far from being an expert, but isn't the marbling a bit too concentrated on these?
Soyboy cuckI'm far from being an expert, but isn't the marbling a bit too concentrated on these? Take the one on the right, for instance.
I'm far from being an expert, but isn't the marbling a bit too concentrated on these? Take the one on the right, for instance.
So, these illustrations of in the bottom row are actually my ideal. My issue is with concentrated streaks of fat instead of evenly distributed fat.
That seems to be a consistent difference between American wagyu and the Japanese stuff. The American stuff is also not $300 a pound!
It’s possible those particular steaks were cut closer to the sirloin end of the muscle rather than the rib. It’s been a few years since my butchering days, but if I recall correctly the likelihood of intramuscular blood vessels increases at the end of the loin.
This is definitely not the case. The Australian stuff is better than the stuff we’ve got in the states and the Japanese stuff is on another level still. A decent chunk of the “American Wagyu” is overrated but the actual imported **** is every bit as good as it’s billed to be.To be fair, I do think the Japanese beef that's getting imported doesn't look all that much better than the American stuff. I think the premium is especially not worth it for this reason alone. It really seems like beef meccas keep all the good stuff for themselves and don't ship it out.