Best Wagyu Sliders Recipe: so easy, so delicious
Best Wagyu Sliders Recipe: Ever had a burger so good it whispered sweet promises of culinary bliss? Well, meet its sophisticated cousin – the Wagyu Slider. Picture this: Juicy, flavorful, and downright irresistible. In this blog, I am on a mission to uncover the secrets behind crafting the ‘Best Wagyu Sliders Recipe.’ Spoiler alert: It involves a dash of grill magic, a symphony of gourmet ingredients, and a pinch of culinary wizardry. But hey, I won’t keep you in suspense – the short answer to the secret sauce? It’s all about that Wagyu goodness. So, grab a seat, and let’s embark on this mouthwatering adventure together. Trust me, you won’t want to miss a single bite-worthy detail!
Yet another made-up little recipe from what was in front of me for the kids. No burger buns so improv time. If you have cooking rings this will make this a darn sight easier to make in your own kitchen, or you’ll need to be cutting round glasses and the like for the circles. A spanking little brekkie for the kids that they both loved. Therefore happy Daddy and wifey as well-fed and happy kids for the rest of the day. I love these.
Best Wagyu Sliders Recipe
I think they look cute all stacked up there. The kids got meat, bread, egg, veggies, and cheese all in one little stack too. A good balance. Let’s have a looksie…
I made 2x Baby Wagyu Sliders for each kid as per the picture – for that, you will need;
- 4x slices of plain white bread (if you don’t have mini burger buns);
- 1x Wagyu beef pattie – or about 200g of minced Wagyu;
- 1x Tsp garlic powder;
- 2x eggs;
- 1x small shallot;
- Japanese mayo;
- 4x slices of processed cheese;
- Black truffle oil (any oil will do); and
- Sea salt & cracked black pepper.
Pretty simple one folks – love it, so quickly from concept to plate for the kids;
- Throw the meat pattie in a bowl and season with a good sprinkle of sea salt, cracked black pepper, and the garlic salt;
- Get your hands in and mix it thoroughly and then divide it into 4 equal balls – set aside;
- Now you will need your cooking rings and;
- 8x circles from the 4x slices of bread
- 4x egg circles from the fried egg
- 4x cheese circles from the cheese slices
- Thinly slice the shallot;
- And now to the cooking part;
- Spray a pan with black truffle oil crack your eggs in and fry them off – I used two little pans to fry the eggs individually, but together is fine;
- In a big pan spray some more black truffle oil and get it on the heat;
- Pop in the meatballs and flatten them down a little with a spatula until they are thick burger shape;
- Cook them off until nicely browned on both sides and then pop the cheese circles on to natural melt;
- At the same time have your 8x bread circles in the pan cooking in the oil and Wagyu beef fat – yep it is fried bread ‘buns’ – book both sides to golden;
- Assembly time folks;
Conclusion of the Best Wagyu Sliders Recipe
Come on – anyone could do that surely. A fantastic brekkie or lunch for the kids. Cheap as too. Get your patties from Shaun @ Orca, they are bloody brilliant. Great fat content so ideal for burgers and meatballs (remember the pizza). These were so very tasty, the kids loved them. Everything was gone from all food groups. Success!!! And they were set up for the rest of the day in a big way. Well, in a small way as these were Baby Wagyu Sliders – ENJOY!!!
People also asked about Wagyu Sliders
Question | Answer |
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1. What is Wagyu beef, and why is it special? | Wagyu beef comes from Japanese cattle known for intense marbling, resulting in unparalleled tenderness and flavor. |
2. What’s the key to a perfect Wagyu slider? | Balancing an 80/20 fat-to-lean ratio in the ground beef ensures juiciness, while grilling imparts a rich, smoky flavor. |
3. Any specific cheese recommendations? | Gruyere is a top choice—its nutty, creamy profile enhances the Wagyu’s richness, creating a harmonious flavor symphony. |
4. How long should I grill Wagyu sliders? | Grill for 4-5 minutes per side, aiming for a minimum internal temperature of 160°F to preserve juiciness and flavor. |
5. Can I use Kobe-style beef for sliders? | Absolutely! Kobe-style beef, with its similar marbling, makes an excellent substitute for an authentic gourmet experience. |
6. Any tips for making slider patties? | Divide a pound of ground beef into 10 meatballs, each about the size of ping-pong balls, and refrigerate until ready to cook. |
7. What’s the significance of the 80/20 ratio? | Maintaining this ratio ensures a perfect blend of flavor and juiciness in your Wagyu sliders, elevating the dining experience. |
8. Are there any unique slider recipes to try? | Absolutely! From truffle-infused to Korean-inspired, the possibilities for crafting gourmet Wagyu sliders are endless. |
9. Where can I find a reliable Wagyu slider recipe? | Websites like Barbecue Bible offer tried-and-true recipes. |
10. Can I customize Wagyu sliders to my taste? | Certainly! Experiment with toppings, sauces, and buns to personalize your Wagyu slider and make it a true culinary masterpiece. |