It’s hard to mess up such a perfect and tender steak. I thought I overcooked it when I temped it but it looked and tasted great IMO. What do you think?

by jessigrrrl

16 Comments

  1. Conscious_Hold_1704

    Is all that juice just from the steak? How long did you rest?

  2. voxpopper

    Looks good, probably tasted reeeally good. Curious why put a pat of butter on a steak with such marbling?

  3. Playful_Possibility4

    You sure that is filet mignon?

  4. Ok_School_6170

    I would eat all of that. What are the sides? And how did you make them?

  5. I’ll take the unpopular opinion but it looks a tad overcooked. Probably still tasted good. 👍🏽

  6. shredded_pork

    These are medium. There’s absolutely no reason to reverse sear wagyu cuts. Especially when they’re this thin and you enjoy your steaks closer to blue.

    These would have been fine just pan seared.

  7. gert_beefrobe

    Looks awesome. Literally too rich for my blood. And my gallbladder.

  8. spkoller2

    They are perfect, they look like a proper sear, great job

  9. DubsAnd49ers

    Gimmie a bite just one bite I promise ( I’m running soon as I get that plate !)

  10. Hannah_Dn6

    That’s a carnivore’s wet dream except for all the fixings. No need for reverse sear for such a thin cut.

    I haven’t tried A5 yet but will one day. How many ounces was each steak? I’ve heard that most people can handle only a few ounces at one sitting due to its intense flavor and richness. I’m impressed that you finished the whole thing and love it that you mopped up all the grease with nearly empty plate. Impressive!

  11. SpiralOut2112

    Looks delicious, but those are definitely ribeyes.

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