Wagyu beef is known for its unparalleled marbling, buttery texture, and rich flavor—a true indulgence for steak lovers. But to truly honor this luxurious cut, it’s important to cook it the right way.

Different cuts of Wagyu are good for different styles of cooking. For instance, a ribeye makes for a great medium-rare steak, whereas a tomahawk (a large ribeye with a trimmed bone) works well ...

When asked about the most common mistakes home cooks new to Japanese A5 Wagyu, Cameron Hughs, founder of Holy Grail Steak Co., says it has nothing to do with cooking ability. “It basically comes down ...

The best level of doneness for steak varies from cut to cut, but for sirloin steaks, medium rare (a final internal temperature of about 130°F to 135°F) is ideal. It's also important to rest your ...

Wonderfully tender wagyu, the sliced pieces had a gorgeous umami flavor running from their fatty striations to Maldon Salt-topped crust. The cook on the steak was medium rare, and the sampler of ...

When asked about the most common mistakes home cooks new to Japanese A5 Wagyu, Cameron Hughs, founder of Holy Grail Steak Co., says it has nothing to do with cooking ability. “It basically comes ...