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The most expensive beef ever...

It is believed that the most expensive beef is the Wagyu beef. Originally, the beef are harvested from wagyu cattle which breed in Kobe, Japan. In Kobe, the cattle get special treatments from the farmer. Everiday the cattle are fed with beer, massaged with sake, brushed to set their fur, and fed in grain fedder.

Due to the popularity of wagyu/kobe beef in United States and Europe, its make people try to duplicate the beef. They crossbred the domestically-raised wagyu with Angus cattle. They also apply some of Kobe traditiosn, like fed their cattle with beer and massaged with sake. However, there's still differences between the original Kobe beef and "Kobe style" beef. Some said that the "Kobe style" beef have darker meat and a bolder flavor.
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Anonymous said…
Hmmm can't wait to grilled those wagyu. Come to mama
July 21, 2010 at 6:00 AM
Anonymous said…
This look so tasty. It's a great idea, even if it isn't cheap. I love finding grilling recipes to try because the barbeque is more fun than cooking in the kitchen. Betterrecipes has been so much fun to explore. They have a really wide selection of delicious recipes. Though I do work with them, the reason I use them myself is that I honestly love their combination of recipe selection, deals, offers, contests, and ideas. You should take a look.
September 6, 2010 at 12:32 PM
Ceramic Grills said…
I just love all grill Recipes.
September 24, 2010 at 11:08 PM
Anonymous said…
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November 12, 2010 at 4:47 PM
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