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Tag: low and slow

Sous-Vide tips & tricks1 Comment

Wagyu Short Ribs Sous Vide Temperature Experiment

February 6, 2026February 6, 2026 StefanGourmet

What makes Wagyu beef taste so exceptional is the intramuscular fat—the marbling that makes higher-grade steaks, such as Japanese A5, look almost completely white. Because Wagyu is expensive, it is worth seeking out cheaper cuts and using sous vide to … Continue reading Wagyu Short Ribs Sous Vide Temperature Experiment

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