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Brian Kennett
Amateur Chef and Boozy Traveling Foodie Extraordinaire
Best Wagyu Sushi Recipe: Yes, please!!!
Best Wagyu Sushi Recipe: Hitting all the right buttons, whilst also exposing a new Partner Supplier for ChillaxBBQ introduced to us by our BFF #Luke. Yes, folks, we have a new supplier of Wagyu from the Land of the Rising Sun. And absolute stonking quality it is too. And yes it was in the freezer haha, but had to be delivered at some point of course. So because of this beautiful lump of Japanese Wagyu sitting in the freezer, and some leftover rice from the previous day’s dinner, I decided to make ChillaxBBQ Wagyu Sushi.
So reach out to our new Japanese Wagyu BFF Andre @ MEAD, at +65 9006 1944.
They do these ‘bundles’ for delivery, so perhaps best to WhatsApp him. I got a tonne of various Wagyu types of meat, some Hokkaido butter (which is OMG amazing), and some Wasabi Oil. My cooking head is in a creative spin now, with all these new goodies to create with. Yummo!!! Watch out this weekend. More recipes to come.
Here is the Best Wagyu Sushi, and how beautiful is that?
It’s done to medium as it was mainly for the kids. I’d have it. one notch down personally at a pink2pink perfection medium-rare.
Enough for 10 Wagyu Sushi pieces - which equated to feeding 2x starving children
- 200g of Hokkaido Grade A5 Wagyu (yes you could use another steak type – like Sirloin/RibEye),
- Some leftover steamed rice,
- Sea salt and cracked black Kampot pepper
Now, you could add some Wasabe or some Horseradish Cream under the meat on top of the rice if you desire to further season the Wagyu. But this was for the kids, and they requested ‘naked’, so it was a really simple but bloody effective version.
Here we go cooking the Best Wagyu Sushi Recipe - Sesame Street cooking again. 1, 2, 3
- Make sure your Wagyu is room temperature – mine was almost like an oblong shape so perfect for cutting Sushi ‘strips’;
- Sprinkle that all over with a good go of sea salt & cracked black pepper and pop it in the oven at 190 for about 15-20 minutes for medium;
- 10-15 minutes is likely to get to medium-rare – do the knife-on-lip test for temperature in the middle;
- In parallel get your old rice from yesterday and with wet hands mold it into bite-sized sushis pieces and lay them on a plank;
- You could add Sushi Rice Vinegar to the rice but my kids don’t like it;
- Again, you could also put a ‘smear’ of something saucy on the rice – like Horseradish Cream or Wasabi – up to you;
- Out of the oven comes the steak and with your best sharp knife slice that into thin strips and lay them on top of the rice – like the picture;
- Finish off with a little sprinkle of sea salt & serve up.
There you have it. Fun, fantastic, finger food. Two food groups in one mouthful. If you add Horseradish or Wasabe, make that three.
ChillaxBBQ: Best Wagyu Sushi Recipe is a cracking dish. The kids wolfed this down. Wifey and I did sneak a piece in each, and yeah it was off-the-charts amazing beef, the perfect bed-fellow with the rice. This is quality and I’d order this any day of the week in a restaurant-type place that does food cooking haha. Have a crack – ENJOY!!!
People also asked about Wagyu Sushi
| # | Question | Answer |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | What is Wagyu sushi? | Wagyu sushi is a luxurious dish that combines high-quality Wagyu beef with sushi rice, often seared or torched for added flavor and texture. |
| 2 | How is Wagyu sushi different from regular sushi? | Wagyu sushi uses premium Wagyu beef, known for its marbling and tenderness, making it richer and more decadent compared to regular sushi. |
| 3 | Can I make Wagyu sushi at home? | Yes, you can make Wagyu sushi at home. There are various recipes available online that guide you through the process of preparing it yourself. |
| 4 | Is Wagyu sushi served raw? | Wagyu sushi is typically served with seared or torched beef, so it’s not entirely raw. The heat enhances the flavors and adds a nice texture. |
| 5 | What are the best cuts of Wagyu beef for sushi? | Some popular cuts for Wagyu sushi include sirloin, ribeye, and filet mignon, as they have the ideal marbling and tenderness for this dish. |
| 6 | Are there any vegetarian options for Wagyu sushi? | While traditional Wagyu sushi is meat-based, some restaurants offer vegetarian versions with plant-based alternatives like tofu or mushrooms. |
| 7 | What sauces are typically served with Wagyu sushi? | Common sauces to accompany Wagyu sushi include soy sauce, wasabi, and pickled ginger, which enhance the flavors and add a zesty kick. |
| 8 | Where can I find the best Wagyu sushi restaurants? | The best Wagyu sushi restaurants can be found in Japan, particularly in cities like Tokyo and Kobe, where you can experience authentic flavors. |
| 9 | Is Wagyu sushi expensive? | Yes, Wagyu sushi is considered a luxury dish and is often more expensive than traditional sushi due to the high-quality beef used in its preparation. |
| 10 | Are there any health considerations with Wagyu sushi? | Wagyu sushi is high in fat due to the marbling of the beef, so it should be enjoyed in moderation as part of a balanced diet. |
