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Wagyu Beef?

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After 15 hours I pulled the brisket and wrapped it in butcher paper. Had some challenges cooking it as yesterday I did pizza for lunch at 500 at around noon, then did chicken schwarma at 5pm at 350 which took about 3 hours. Shut the KK down at 8pm but it took awhile to get the temp down. 
 
finally at 9pm (KK still at 350) I pulled out my double bottom drip pan and the top grate to let them cool 

at 10pm I put foil on the double bottom drip pan and put that and the top grate back in. KK temp was now 250, so I put the brisket on and opened the vents& damper to my normal 225 position 

woke up at 2:30 when and checked on brisket, KK was around 205, added coco char and relit some pieces, added mesquite wood, got it up to 240 by 3am then we got a random thunderstorm with big rain droplets. That lasted about an hour. Finally got it stabilized at 250 around 4:30am. Had at 250 from 4:30am to 1:30pm, spraying with apple juice every 30 minutes. Internal temp is 175 and just wrapped in butcher paper 

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3 hours ago, Basher said:

That’s dedication Troble. I’m only waking up at that time to go fishing.
I’d be a wreck the next day!


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That is exactly what would happen to me, Basher. :sad10:

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18 hour smoked Wagyu Brusket with smoked potatoes (rosemary, thyme, olive oil, truffle salt & a dash of paprika)

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this A5 saga (similar to kobe, but from a different prefecture) boneless short rib was the last piece of waygu i made. cooked reverse sear on a weber go anywhere.  i think this is good to eat once in a while, but my wife and i prefer chewy gamey old beef cows rubia gallegas. or hanwoo beef from korea. anything with a strong bovine taste really..

i just ordered a chunk of zabuton waygu arriving tomorrow. gonna be slicing steaks and small pieces for yakiniku.

 

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We’ve branched out from SRF.  Here is a Wagyu ribeye from The Meatery in San Diego, with certificate of authenticity.  Holy Grail Steak has also been a good source.  There is a lot to learn about marbling rating scales,  and the differences between Japanese, Australian, and American Wagyu.

 

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3 hours ago, braindoc said:

We’ve branched out from SRF.  Here is a Wagyu ribeye from The Meatery in San Diego, with certificate of authenticity.  Holy Grail Steak has also been a good source.  There is a lot to learn about marbling rating scales,  and the differences between Japanese, Australian, and American Wagyu.

i don't think anyone offers certificates of authenticity for waygu in hk. you just take their word for it when buying in a shop like sogo (japanese department store chain). you pretty much trust what they say. or if i buy online, i just get a label in kanji. maybe they should label meat with qr codes and serial numbers, like they do with hairy crab from yangcheng lake..

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