Korean Wagyu Tartare
Korean Wagyu Tartare
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Category
Tartare
Cuisine
French Korean Fusion
Author:
Chef Zalman Klein
Servings
6
Prep Time
30 minutes
Cook Time
5 minutes
Today, we're putting a Korean twist on the traditional tartare, striking a balance between classic preparation and innovative flavors. The flat iron cut stands out as an excellent choice for tartare due to its tender nature combined with a touch of chewiness. While this cut does contain some silver skin, a quick trim will take care of it."
Ingredients
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16 oz of Wagyu Flat Iron Steaks
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3 tbsp gochujang Chili Sauce
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3 tbsp sesame seeds
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4 tbsp soy sauce
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3 tbsp rice vinegar
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2 minced cloves of garlic
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3 tbsp of honey
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ยฝ cup finely diced asian pear
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3 finely diced scallions
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โ cup of pickled radish
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4 egg yolks
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ยฝ cup soy sauce
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ยผ cup rive vinegar
Dressing
Mix-Ins
Cured Egg Yolk
Directions
Prepping the Meat
Place the flat iron steak in the freezer for a short while; this makes it easier to finely dice.
Trim off any silver skin from the steak.
Dice the meat into small cubes. Using a sharp knife, further mince the meat in a cross-hatch pattern until finely chopped.
Transfer to a bowl and chill in the refrigerator until ready to serve.
Mix-Ins
Dice the Asian pear by first slicing it into planks and then cutting into small cubes.
Similarly, dice the pickled radish and scallions.
Set aside.
Cured Egg Yolk
In a separate bowl, crack the eggs, retaining only the yolks. Using your hands to separate the yolks is often easiest. Ensure you wash your hands after this step.
Place the yolks in a container with the soy sauce and rice vinegar marinade.
Refrigerate for 4 hours.
Dressing
In a bowl, combine gochujang, soy sauce, rice vinegar, minced garlic, and honey.
Toast the sesame seeds and add them to the dressing. Mix well and set aside.
Assembly
In a large bowl, combine the minced meat with the mix-ins.
Gradually add the dressing, a few tablespoons at a time, mixing until you achieve the desired taste and consistency.
Plate the tartare and top with a cured egg yolk.
Drizzle with sesame oil, garnish with scallion tops, and serve alongside your choice of crackers.
Recipe Note
Enjoy this delightful fusion of Korean flavors with a French classic!