Wagyu bresaola w/ juniper and black pepper

Wagyu bresaola w/ juniper and black pepper

Posted Mar 25, 2017, 7:47 AM UTC

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BooBacon•

Pls mark nsfw. This is too pornagraphic.

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cisxuzuul•

recipe or is it a stock photo?

While not expressively prohibited, pictures without descriptions or recipes, and pictures of purchased foods are discouraged, and generally down voted severely by community members.

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Eli515OP•

Dq#2 Salt Sugar Black pepper Juniper Wagyu eye of round

Aged for 4 months in a beef bung cap at 55 degrees and 70% humidity

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Guppy11•

I don't think there are many who would make bresaola from wagyu commercially. Taking beef that has a high price per kg, then undergoing a procedure involving weight loss... That's prohibitively expensive for the vast majority of situations.

I'd upvote commercial wagyu bresaola, simply to see it's price tag.

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giveitago•

How do I get that inside me?

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Clamdilicus•

That's what she said.

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surfinbari88•

This looks amazing! Is there a big difference in taste when using wagyu vs prime/choice when making?

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Eli515OP•

Vs prime maybe no, but it varies a little

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SiloHawkCharcuterie Master•

God dammit, this pisses me off! It's just too God damned smart and beautiful!

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ZeM3D•

This is how you reach the heavens

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TravelinJebus•

This is dirty!

And I mean that in a good way

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alexb210•

Beautiful! Did you use curing salt?

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Eli515OP•

Dq # 2 yes

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baconfriedpork•
<eggplant emoji>
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alexb210•

🍆

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Blarfles•

My first instinct would be to think that curing wagyu would be a waste but this does look really delicious. How does the marbling differentiate it from a regular bresaola? I'd imagine it's probably super delicate.

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Lourdylourdy•

Gorgeous

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Ana-la-la•

How did the increased marbling influence the taste?

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