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Tuesday, May 3, 2011
Dark and Bold Superior Cattle
Following Japanese tradition, Kobe Beef is set ablaze on a hot rock to sear the outside and keep the meat beyond rare. The proper term for the crunchy "chips" which lay on top is Elephant Garlic. The slices turn to an almost sweet flavor after engulfed in the fire. There presentation to this dish does not take away from the taste-assuming you are prepared for undercooked meat.
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