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Japanese Wagyu Beef Tenderloin Tips, A5 Grade
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Download the Japanese Wagyu Beef Brochure
- Authentic, native-breed Japanese Kuroge cattle
- No antibiotics, hormones, or growth promotants
- Graded by third-party auditor using BMS scoring system
- Grading Score: A5, BMS 10-12 (Highest attainable value on the marbling scale)
- Ships in an uncooked state
- Will ship via UPS with dry ice to protect the delicate steak
- Includes gift brochure with product details and cooking/serving suggestions
- Product of Japan
- Keep A5 steak frozen until 24 hours before use; defrost in the refrigerator only
- Please read the cooking and serving tips before preparing; Wagyu needs special care and attention
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Frozen / 1 Piece (8 oz avg ea)
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Our authentic A5 Wagyu beef tips are trimmed from the ends of the tenderloin. Because it’s top-scoring, imported Japanese beef this usually lean cut is a revelation with dense marbling, rich flavor, and tender, velvety texture. Though they aren’t the coveted center-cut filet mignon, these tips offer the same great flavor and texture. Try them as small-portion steaks, high-end stir fry or kebabs, tapas, appetizers, or on top of salads. The Japanese beef masters raise Kuroge cattle without antibiotics or hormones and follow traditional methods to produce beef that is recognized around the world for its quality and flavor. Only a small percentage of all the Wagyu produced in Japan scores this high, and we import a limited amount for our chefs and home cooks.
Download the Japanese Wagyu Beef Brochure
- Authentic, native-breed Japanese Kuroge cattle
- No antibiotics, hormones, or growth promotants
- Graded by third-party auditor using BMS scoring system
- Grading Score: A5, BMS 10-12 (Highest attainable value on the marbling scale)
- Ships in an uncooked state
- Will ship via UPS with dry ice to protect the delicate steak
- Includes gift brochure with product details and cooking/serving suggestions
- Product of Japan
- Keep A5 steak frozen until 24 hours before use; defrost in the refrigerator only
- Please read the cooking and serving tips before preparing; Wagyu needs special care and attention
Cooking & Serving
Whatever you do, never overcook this Wagyu beef. Keep it rare, or you lose too much of the precious fat.
The serving size for Wagyu beef this rich is 3 - 4 ounces; think of it as the beef equivalent of foie gras.
Before cooking, allow the steak to come to room temperature, causing the fine network of fat to warm up. You will be searing it for such a short time that some of the fat might still be cold if you do not take this step.
Cooking
Heat a cast-iron skillet or grill to the highest possible level. The hottest you have ever heated a skillet would be almost hot enough. Season the steak simply with salt and pepper, in order to allow the extraordinary flavor to shine. Sear the Wagyu for a very short time on each side. Keep in mind that you can lose 20% of the weight while searing, much like foie gras.
Let it rest a moment (it’s still virtually raw inside, so not too long).
You could also char the exterior of the beef with a torch, leaving the inside rare.
Many chefs cut A5 Wagyu into carpaccio and serve it raw. For the beef to be cut wafer-thin requires that it be very cold before you slice it. Chefs often freeze it for a short time to ensure the desired carpaccio thinness.
Storing
Store the steak in the freezer. If you are not serving the entire ribeye streak at one dinner and want to store some of it, you must vacuum seal – oxidation is the enemy of fat – and then freeze the steak. Because there is so much fat, Wagyu will freeze nicely and be ready for another special occasion.
Shipping & Delivery
- Your order will be carefully packed in a box insulated with biodegradable foam, along with ice packs to maintain proper temperature.
- Orders can be delivered to qualifying addresses in all 50 states and the District of Columbia.
- We ship via FedEx or UPS Overnight to arrive on the specific date you select when placing your order.
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Description
Our authentic A5 Wagyu beef tips are trimmed from the ends of the tenderloin. Because it’s top-scoring, imported Japanese beef this usually lean cut is a revelation with dense marbling, rich flavor, and tender, velvety texture. Though they aren’t the coveted center-cut filet mignon, these tips offer the same great flavor and texture. Try them as small-portion steaks, high-end stir fry or kebabs, tapas, appetizers, or on top of salads. The Japanese beef masters raise Kuroge cattle without antibiotics or hormones and follow traditional methods to produce beef that is recognized around the world for its quality and flavor. Only a small percentage of all the Wagyu produced in Japan scores this high, and we import a limited amount for our chefs and home cooks.
Download the Japanese Wagyu Beef Brochure
- Authentic, native-breed Japanese Kuroge cattle
- No antibiotics, hormones, or growth promotants
- Graded by third-party auditor using BMS scoring system
- Grading Score: A5, BMS 10-12 (Highest attainable value on the marbling scale)
- Ships in an uncooked state
- Will ship via UPS with dry ice to protect the delicate steak
- Includes gift brochure with product details and cooking/serving suggestions
- Product of Japan
- Keep A5 steak frozen until 24 hours before use; defrost in the refrigerator only
- Please read the cooking and serving tips before preparing; Wagyu needs special care and attention
Cooking & Serving
Whatever you do, never overcook this Wagyu beef. Keep it rare, or you lose too much of the precious fat.
The serving size for Wagyu beef this rich is 3 - 4 ounces; think of it as the beef equivalent of foie gras.
Before cooking, allow the steak to come to room temperature, causing the fine network of fat to warm up. You will be searing it for such a short time that some of the fat might still be cold if you do not take this step.
Cooking
Heat a cast-iron skillet or grill to the highest possible level. The hottest you have ever heated a skillet would be almost hot enough. Season the steak simply with salt and pepper, in order to allow the extraordinary flavor to shine. Sear the Wagyu for a very short time on each side. Keep in mind that you can lose 20% of the weight while searing, much like foie gras.
Let it rest a moment (it’s still virtually raw inside, so not too long).
You could also char the exterior of the beef with a torch, leaving the inside rare.
Many chefs cut A5 Wagyu into carpaccio and serve it raw. For the beef to be cut wafer-thin requires that it be very cold before you slice it. Chefs often freeze it for a short time to ensure the desired carpaccio thinness.
Storing
Store the steak in the freezer. If you are not serving the entire ribeye streak at one dinner and want to store some of it, you must vacuum seal – oxidation is the enemy of fat – and then freeze the steak. Because there is so much fat, Wagyu will freeze nicely and be ready for another special occasion.
Shipping & Delivery
- Your order will be carefully packed in a box insulated with biodegradable foam, along with ice packs to maintain proper temperature.
- Orders can be delivered to qualifying addresses in all 50 states and the District of Columbia.
- We ship via FedEx or UPS Overnight to arrive on the specific date you select when placing your order.
