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Wagyu Beef Burger Patty|Thick, juicy and richly flavoured
◾Net Weight : 260G / PACK ±10%
◾Keep frozen : -18°C or below
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This 260g Wagyu beef burger patty is made from finely marbled Wagyu mince, with a well-balanced fat ratio that delivers plenty of juice and a tender, soft bite once cooked. The thick-cut size makes it a satisfying main on its own, whether you build a gourmet burger, serve it with mashed potatoes and salad, or plate it with egg and rice; thanks to the natural richness of Wagyu, a light seasoning of salt and pepper is all you need.
Recommended recipe: Pan-seared Wagyu burger patty (serves 1)
Ingredients:
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1 Wagyu burger patty (about 260g)
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A little sea salt
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A little black pepper
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1 knob butter (optional)
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Burger bun, cheese slice, lettuce and tomato (optional)
Method:
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Thaw the patty until about 50–70% defrosted, so the outside softens while the centre stays slightly firm, helping it keep its shape.
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Season the surface lightly with sea salt and black pepper.
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Warm a pan over low to medium heat, add a little oil or butter and place the patty in.
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Cook gently for about 5 minutes, then cover with a lid and continue cooking for 8–10 minutes so the fat slowly renders.
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Flip the patty, cover again and cook for another 8–10 minutes until fully cooked and golden with a light crust.
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Rest for 3–5 minutes before slicing or assembling into a burger to keep the juices inside.
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