Couldn’t resist picking this up, labeled as wagyu roast mb 8-9.

Thoughts so far are rotisserie or pulled beef?

What would you do with it?



by bluxem

50 Comments

  1. Single-Ninja8886

    Brother I knew that packaging from the labelling lmao. Hello fellow Perthian.

  2. anonanon5320

    Cut in half and reverse sear. Add some compound butter.

  3. lscraig1968

    Personally, I would cook it whole. Sear the outside all around with a hot skillet. And let it finish cooking in the oven or grill at 500⁰F. Cook to medium rare center and let it rest.

    Slice it across the grain and serve like prime rib. Those that like more done, take the slices toward the outside, those that like more rare, get the middle slices.

    That’s how we do it at my house. Serve with roasted veggies and maybe some starch of your choice.

    Nice cut it meat.

  4. HowardStark

    “Sir, I humbly ask your blessing to ask for your daughter’s hand in marriage.”

    “You remember how you rotisseried a wagyu cut? Or the time you made a tiny pile of pulled beef from wagyu?”

    “Yeah, those were great, huh?”

    “Creativity is best when it’s tempered by good judgement. You don’t have that. You’re not marrying my daughter.”

    Make steaks and avoid this future.

  5. ImpossibleSmokes

    That looks great! I would cut it in 2 steaks and smoke it at 225 until it gets up to 105 then I would sear both sides hot and serve it! I only have tried Walmart wagyu though so I don’t know if wagyu takes smoke the same as other thick cut steaks

  6. Few different options, probably would cook it and eat it. But you could also make some great billtong with it.

    For all my fancy big steaks for sharing, I do a low and slow smoke until the internal temp gets to about 45degC, then take it off and get my coals roasting hot and sear the outside with the fires of mordor, until the IT gets to around 55degC

  7. Low and slow with a little smoke wood to 110 F. internal, then hot and fast to 120 F. internal, then rest while carryover takes it to 130 F. Or maybe replace the low and slow part with sous vide straight to 130 F.

  8. vinniemin

    The fact that this is only $50 aud means am in the wrong state.

  9. AussieNinja1267

    Two steaks reverse seared is the only acceptable path here

  10. Silent_Document_183

    Butterfly that ho and stuff it with seasoned butter tie it up with butchers string vaccuum seal and souvide

  11. Japanese way would be to slice it up and turn it into yakiniku.

  12. Excitedly_bored

    Let me give you my address; you should send it to me.

  13. LivnThDream

    Roast that beetch on the grill !
    Takes a little effort

  14. RvlvrJoshalot

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  15. wobblydee

    Grind it up and make unseasoned ground beef to use in tacos with sour cream

  16. Pretty_Wealth4679

    2 fat steaks with some fried eggs and baked potato 🤌🏻

  17. forsalebyandy

    I’d sous vide and then briefly broil to crunch the exterior

  18. rockstang

    If you have reverse sear game just add salt and pepper

  19. Party-Independent-38

    I would cut in half. Sous vide and then sear.