It's a beautiful time of year to gather with friends, have a dinner party, and try something decadent. A5 Wagyu Steak is an experience you won't soon forget. And your friends will thank you! Crowd Cow helps connect you with the best meat you can find and you'll always know what farm it came from. Buy some A5 Japanese Wagyu today: https://www.crowdcow.com/a5wagyu
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Videos tagged 'Wagyu'
Arturo Ramon II talks A5 Wagyu Brisket at Kreuz Market
We took A5 Wagyu brisket from Kagoshima Japan to Kreuz Market in Lockhart, TX. Arturo Ramon II (@texasgrillmaster) tells what it was like to watch legendary pitmaster Roy Perez smoke one up. Get some of your own A5 brisket: https://www.crowdcow.com/holiday-wagyu-roasts
And next time your in Lockhart, Texas, get some barbeque at Kreuz! Market.
Olive Wagyu Television Interview (w/ Michelin-star Chef Mike Bagale)
Crowd Cow's co-founder and CEO Joe Heitzeberg brought Michelin-star and former Alinea Executive Chef Mike Bagale to Japan to tour Olive Wagyu producers in Kagawa Prefecture. While there we were interviewed by Japanese television about our journey and about this rare and exceptional beef.
Olive Wagyu exclusively on Crowd Cow:
https://www.crowdcow.com/olivewagyu
Ishiyaki Stone-grilled Olive Wagyu (World's Rarest Beef)
"Ishiyaki" means stone grill and what better way to cook the world's rarest beef -- Olive Wagyu rated A5 from Kagawa, Japan than to cook it over a hot stone. A pinch of salt, a hot rock and this magnificent beef with it's incredibly high concentration of fine-grained umami-laden fat it all that's needed. Superb.
Real Olive Wagyu from Japan, only on Crowd Cow:
https://www.crowdcow.com/olivewagyu
Crowd Cow Brought Olive-fed Wagyu to the USA
Olive Wagyu is the world's rarest beef. Produced by a handful of farms in Japan's remote Kagawa Prefecture, less than 2000 animals total are raised in this unique way -- in cooperation with local olive producers on a feed that include pressed olive peels from the region's famed olive groves.
We met with Olive Wagyu's inventor, Masakii Ishii, and worked directly with Kagawa's governor Keizo Hamada ...
How to use a whetstone to sharpen a knife
One of Japan's oldest and best top craft knife-makers, Sugimoto-hamano (they began making steel swords), demonstrates how to use a whetstone to hand-sharpen a steel-bladed knife. The technique is surprisingly easy to perform and results in an extremely sharp and effective blade edge.
Purchase the world's-best A5 Wagyu from hand-selected farms in Japan via Crowd Cow: https://www.crowdcow.com/wagyu
Japanese Knives: Learn the basic shapes
You can identify Japanese knives by the shape and length of their blades.
The usuba, or “thin blade,” is a traditional Japanese knife used for cutting vegetables. It's identified by it's overall rectangular shape and flat tip. The usuba is a sharp blade that is excellent for thinly slicing carrots, daikon radish and other vegetables.
The yanagi is a very long and thin bladed sashimi knife used b...
A5 Wagyu - Brisket, Tenderloin, Striploin, and Rib Roasts
This is the first time you can get A5 Wagyu Brisket in the USA. We’re super-excited to announce Kagoshima A5 Wagyu Brisket will be available only on Crowd Cow. https://www.crowdcow.com/holiday-wagyu-roasts
How we did this?
We went to Kagoshima, Japan. We met with the farmer who won the Wagyu Olympics (yep, that's a real thing!). We tasted A5 Wagyu brisket, along with other colossal A5 cuts, and n...
How to Cook A5 Wagyu Tenderloin
Cooking A5 Wagyu tenderloin steaks is simple to do. Follow these step by step instructions and you'll be enjoying one of the most precious cuts of beef available. Our meat tastes great and feels great. Shop our holiday gifts and order some today: https://www.crowdcow.com/holiday-wagyu
Don't forget to try tasting slices of these filet mignon style cuts with sel gris (salt), wasabi, and soy sauce.
Crowd Cow Craft Steak Unboxing
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Crowd Cow sources meat from the country's best independent, family-run farms to offer the best pasture-raised, hormone-free, antibiotic-free beef, pork and chicken anywhere. We tell you EXACTLY where your meat comes from.
Pick the exact cuts you want from the farmer who produced them. It's 100% transparency you won't find an...
Chef Thierry sears Olive Wagyu
Chef Thierry, the restauranteur and owner of Luc and Loulay in Seattle, tastes Crowd Cow's Olive Wagyu for the first time.
Olive Wagyu is raised on a handful of farms in and around Shodoshima Island in Japan's smallest prefecture, Kagawa. Olive Wagyu brings everything you've come to love about Wagyu, but is far, far rarer and packs a more powerful umami flavor.
Purchase Olive Wagyu here: https://...
U.S. Debut of Olive Wagyu 4/16
Olive Wagyu is raised on a handful of farms in and around Shodoshima Island in Japan's smallest prefecture, Kagawa. Olive Wagyu brings everything you've come to love about Wagyu, but is far, far rarer and packs a more powerful umami flavor. https://www.crowdcow.com/olivewagyu
Crowd Cow sources from three small farms in Kagawa that upcycle wasted olive pulp from olive oil production as feed for the...
Olive Wagyu is one of the rarest steaks on the planet, produced by only a handful of farmers in the Kagawa Prefecture of Japan. It brings together two of the region's most storied and delicious agricultural traditions -- beef and olives -- and marries them for stunning steak.
Sign up to be part of our next Olive Wagyu event: https://www.crowdcow.com/olivewagyu
Olive Wagyu is raised on a handful of farms in and around Shodoshima Island in Japan's smallest prefecture, Kagawa. Olive Wagyu brings everything you've come to love about Wagyu, but is far, far rarer and packs a more powerful umami flavor.
Sign up to learn about our next Olive Wagyu event: https://www.crowdcow.com/olivewagyu
Olive Wagyu is raised on a handful of farms in and around Shodoshima Island in Japan's smallest prefecture, Kagawa. Olive Wagyu brings everything you've come to love about Wagyu, but is far, far rarer and packs a more powerful umami flavor.
Only a small amount of Olive Wagyu is harvested per month, because only a few farmers on the planet — all clustered in coastal Kagawa — raise it.
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