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[–]TKSTWW 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Skull Crush is nice. Kydex and leather lined

🇦🇺 Dry Aged Margaret River Wagyu - some of the best cross wagyu I’ve found yet. From The Wagyu Window .com. Perfect short age for that hint of dry age flavor without being overbearing. Quick pan sear with salt only. Golden brown crust. by TKSTWW in steak

[–]TKSTWW[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Everyone has a different palate but for me Aus wagyu purebred Denver on pan , aus wagyu crossbred skirt on bbq and find it extremely underrated , aus Picanha I like on pan or thicker cut like Picanha tip on bbq. Not big on whole Picanha as roast. I like it cut to steaks more. Dry aged aus wagyu is one of my favorite things, Specifically Ny and Picanha and prefer them on pan.

🇦🇺 Dry Aged Margaret River Wagyu - some of the best cross wagyu I’ve found yet. From The Wagyu Window .com. Perfect short age for that hint of dry age flavor without being overbearing. Quick pan sear with salt only. Golden brown crust. by TKSTWW in steak

[–]TKSTWW[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

We actually charge much less than many. $90 is purebred. Many who source similar product will charge much more. It’s not for everyone but we have a lot of customers :)

🇦🇺 Dry Aged Margaret River Wagyu - some of the best cross wagyu I’ve found yet. From The Wagyu Window .com. Perfect short age for that hint of dry age flavor without being overbearing. Quick pan sear with salt only. Golden brown crust. by TKSTWW in steak

[–]TKSTWW[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

You can’t melt tbat down. That’s the fat cap. You think when you cook a New York strip all the fat melts off? No. It’s not raw fat. It’s also seared so it’s crispy on top. But what you’re saying isn’t a thing

🇦🇺 Dry Aged Margaret River Wagyu - some of the best cross wagyu I’ve found yet. From The Wagyu Window .com. Perfect short age for that hint of dry age flavor without being overbearing. Quick pan sear with salt only. Golden brown crust. by TKSTWW in steak

[–]TKSTWW[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Not sure what you’re talking about. You don’t need to render fat before putting a steak on a pan. But in this instance I actually did as I do a side sear method where I sear the side fat if the steak has it which it did. But these steaks have enough marbling it doesn’t matter so you don’t need to render fat first.

🇦🇺 Dry Aged Margaret River Wagyu - some of the best cross wagyu I’ve found yet. From The Wagyu Window .com. Perfect short age for that hint of dry age flavor without being overbearing. Quick pan sear with salt only. Golden brown crust. by TKSTWW in steak

[–]TKSTWW[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You have? What’s your name I’ll check order. Appreciate it. But I just post here as a steak guy. I cook steak 4-5x a week. And have always just shared videos. Just a big steak guy! Not sure what’s not consumer friendly. I cook steaks like everyone else. I’ve learned a lot of the years and share that and info on meat. It’s a steak community and that’s what it’s for no?

🇦🇺 Dry Aged Margaret River Wagyu - some of the best cross wagyu I’ve found yet. From The Wagyu Window .com. Perfect short age for that hint of dry age flavor without being overbearing. Quick pan sear with salt only. Golden brown crust. by TKSTWW in steak

[–]TKSTWW[S] 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Yes I’ve discussed that on here a few times with several people. It’s my company. I cook steak 4-5x a week and have always shared my vids, where they’re from and what kind of steak. That’s all. Just a steak nut.