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Recipe | March 14 2022
The inspiration for this dish is a classic steakhouse steak with French compound butter. We bring in a salty, umami, acidic element with the umeboshi butter; it’s like salt with a fruitiness to it.
We cook the wagyu in beef fat, really light and slow. The fat is a medium to transfer heat to the meat, cooking in its own flavour, balancing out what’s on the outside with the inside. The feta and tomato bring in other bright, acidic elements, balancing the richness of the wagyu.
Jeremiah Stone and Fábian von Hauske are co-head chefs at Contra and Wildair in New York.
Serves: 4
Time: 1 hour
Broth
1 Westholme ribeye, at room temperature
Beef fat, to cook
150g (5.3 oz) feta
Cherry tomatoes
Umeboshi Butter
450g (1 lb) butter
7 umeboshi plums
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