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If you cook Wagyu Picanha, you need to know this. Most people start cooking Picanha fat-side down, but when you’re working with Wagyu, that can actually be a mistake. Wagyu has a much richer, softer fat that melts at a lower temperature. If you put it straight over direct heat, a lot of that fat ends up dripping into the fire instead of rendering properly. Here’s exactly how I do it: Step 1: Take the Picanha out of the fridge 45-60 minutes before cooking so it can come closer to room temperature. Step 2: Lightly score the fat cap in a crosshatch pattern. Be careful not to cut into the meat. This helps the fat render more evenly. Step 3: Season generously with coarse salt on both sides. Keep it simple and let the quality of the Wagyu shine. Step 4: Set up your grill with two zones: one direct heat zone and one indirect heat zone. Step 5: Place the Picanha fat-side up over the indirect heat. Let it cook slowly, allowing the fat to render while the meat gently comes up to temperature. Step 6: Once the internal temperature reaches around 45-48°C, move it over the direct heat and place it fat-side down. Step 7: Sear the fat cap until golden, crisp and beautifully rendered. Then quickly sear the meat side to build colour and crust. Step 8: Remove the Picanha when it reaches an internal temperature of 52-54°C for medium rare. Step 9: Rest for at least 10-15 minutes before slicing. The result is a perfectly rendered fat cap, incredible flavour and a much juicier Wagyu Picanha. When it comes to Wagyu, sometimes cooking it differently makes all the difference.
If you cook Wagyu Picanha, you need to know this. Most people start cooking Picanha fat-side down, but when you’re working with Wagyu, that can actually be a mistake. Wagyu has a much richer, softer fat that melts at a lower temperature. If you put it straight over direct heat, a lot of that fat ends up dripping into the fire instead of rendering properly. Here’s exactly how I do it: Step 1: Take the Picanha out of the fridge 45-60 minutes before cooking so it can come closer to room temperature. Step 2: Lightly score the fat cap in a crosshatch pattern. Be careful not to cut into the meat. This helps the fat render more evenly. Step 3: Season generously with coarse salt on both sides. Keep it simple and let the quality of the Wagyu shine. Step 4: Set up your grill with two zones: one direct heat zone and one indirect heat zone. Step 5: Place the Picanha fat-side up over the indirect heat. Let it cook slowly, allowing the fat to render while the meat gently comes up to temperature. Step 6: Once the internal temperature reaches around 45-48°C, move it over the direct heat and place it fat-side down. Step 7: Sear the fat cap until golden, crisp and beautifully rendered. Then quickly sear the meat side to build colour and crust. Step 8: Remove the Picanha when it reaches an internal temperature of 52-54°C for medium rare. Step 9: Rest for at least 10-15 minutes before slicing. The result is a perfectly rendered fat cap, incredible flavour and a much juicier Wagyu Picanha. When it comes to Wagyu, sometimes cooking it differently makes all the difference.

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