Wagyu Empanadas
Buttery, umami-rich ground Wagyu empanadas fried to crispy, golden perfection.
A different protein with different rules. Smaller portions, gentler heat, sharper knives.
Wagyu rewards restraint. The marbling that makes A5 special also makes it impossible to cook like a striploin — too much heat liquefies the fat, too much time renders it dull. The dishes here treat wagyu the way it's eaten in Japan: thin slices, brief contact, and salt instead of sauce.
Recipes in this collection
Buttery, umami-rich ground Wagyu empanadas fried to crispy, golden perfection.
Crumbled wagyu beef forms ground "graves" in this layered Halloween party dip topped with puff-pastry tombstones.
@Darth_Traeger walks through reverse-searing an A5 Wagyu ribeye on a smoker and grill for an edge-to-edge crust.
Pan-seared American Wagyu with a homemade red Fresno sriracha — heat and acidity balance the rich, buttery crust.
A perfectly cooked, juicy New York strip paired with crispy pan-fried garlic asparagus — a classic steak night dinner.
The classic combo of tender filet and rich, buttery lobster, served with garlicky sautéed spinach — luxury at home.
Top round benefits from slow cooking, making sous vide the perfect method to tenderize this lean Wagyu cut.
Half-thaw a prime rib, then slice 3/4-inch ribeye steaks against the grain for five to six 16-oz steaks.
Melt-in-your-mouth A5 Wagyu marbling and a crispy bark make this smoked prime rib a showstopping holiday roast.
A Halloween meatloaf shaped in a brain mold and drizzled with a blood-red balsamic cranberry sauce.
Crumbled wagyu beef forms ground "graves" in this layered Halloween party dip topped with puff-pastry tombstones.
@Darth_Traeger shares his reverse-sear method for an A5 Wagyu ribeye, finished with smoked salt and garlic.
Hosting this weekend? This beer-braised brisket will have people singing your praises for years to come.
Tender ground-beef meatballs slow-cooked in a creamy dill sauce — a holiday-party classic.
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