Meatology 101
Loin Section
New York Strip
The T-Bone’s little brother, cut from the short loin it consists of a muscle that does very little work ensuring the meat’s tenderness. Nearly as tender as the Filet Mignon and a match for even the flavor of the Ribeye, the Strip Steak is the most balanced cut and always popular in restaurants and at home.
Cuts from the loin section also include:
- Tenderloin Filet
- Tenderloin Tips
- Striploin
Strip details, Grading & Marbling
NY STRIP FLAVOR & TEXTURE
The strip steak is sure to be the star of the show - showing off its melt in your mouth texture and beautiful marbling.
cut by master butchers
Cut at 1.5" thickness, you get a substantial piece of juicy meat with every bite. Fun fact: the strip loin is one of the cuts that make up a the infamous T-bone steak.
Dry Age New York Strips
Like all of our wagyu steaks, the NY Strip is dry aged for 21 days. Dry aging is a process that uses natural enzymes to tenderize and concentrate the delicious beefy flavor, giving you a succulent and juicy steak.
Benefits of healthy Wagyu Meat
All Natural Wagyu
- All natural, never injected with artificial hormones or antibiotics.
Health Benefits
- Improve the immune system
- Reduce the risk of Heart Disease
- Reduce the risk of Type 2 Diabetes
Healthy Fats
- Lowers cholesterol
- Prevents coronary disease
- Helps weight loss
Wagyu summer is here,so let gets grilling
Its time to grill don't just cook them burgers wow them with a beautiful Wagyu Steak It will be a steak to remember.
best ways to cook: New York strip
SKILLET OR CAST IRON
Crank up the heat and sear on a skillet. Or to level up on flavor whip out your cast iron pan.
GRILL
Slap it on the grill and sear to perfection.
REVERSE SEAR
Cook it low and slow in the oven then finish on a skillet or cast iron over high heat for a crisp crust.
WagyuDifference
Wodagyu has full-blood wagyu cattle.
There are only around 30,000 wagyu cattle in the US today! That equates to about 0.029% of the entire cattle population! Although The American Wagyu Association estimates that there are 30,000 Wagyu-influenced cattle in America, due to crossbreeding, fewer than 5,000 are 100% Full-blooded Wagyu. In 1997 Japan banned the exportation of these prized cows deeming them a “ living national treasure”. The ban remained in place until the early 2000s and is the main reason Wagyu beef is viewed as a rarity today.