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thanks, yet how does that treatment affect flavor? (as a koji novice I'm seriously wondering what it does)
I'm a koji novice too, a friend made a batch and gave me a jar of the stuff. The cooked pork—after a long marinate—tasted almost ham-like, very savory/umami, a bit of charcuterie-like funkiness. Gonna try it with salmon soon.
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@Lars Given what a 'regular' oven will do that is looking great already!

Oven temperature is a rabbit hole, my advice is; buy once, cry once...be it electric or gas, that temperature is addictive!
 

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Haven't posted as often as I used to for nearly a year, as I've been in the process of buying and renovating a house. I finally finished it after 11 months of renovation and moved in this week.

Cooked carbonara and opened a bottle of barolo to celebrate my first real meal in my new home.

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First time cooking a Wagyu steak. I expected a thicker piece so I was a bit worried to overcook it. Fortunately it turned out great.



My wife said it was the best steak she ever had. Hurray. And I agree

@dehory , thanks for the press recommendation!

No pictures of the result as I wanted to eat it warm ;)

Btw, grillgrates rock!
 

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First time cooking a Wagyu steak. I expected a thicker piece so I was a bit worried to overcook it. Fortunately it turned out great.



My wife said it was the best steak she ever had. Hurray. And I agree

@dehory , thanks for the press recommendation!

No pictures of the result as I wanted to eat it warm ;)

Btw, grillgrates rock!
Nice, I'll never forget the first time I made wagyu a few years ago. Where did you get those presses/weights? I've been looking for them in Denmark but I've been unable so far to find some.
 

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Nice, I'll never forget the first time I made wagyu a few years ago. Where did you get those presses/weights? I've been looking for them in Denmark but I've been unable so far to find some.
I got them here
(Happy to ship some if it makes sense btw)

Cheaper for me than importing. I really like the design. No condensation (as opposed to the water filled pan I was using before) and stackable.
 

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I got them here
(Happy to ship some if it makes sense btw)

Cheaper for me than importing. I really like the design. No condensation (as opposed to the water filled pan I was using before) and stackable.
They have them here and offer EU shipping so I think I'll go with them: Chef's Press 13oz (0.37kg)

There are three sizes, I was thinking to order two of the middle size. Do you have any recommendations based on your experience?
 

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They have them here and offer EU shipping so I think I'll go with them: Chef's Press 13oz (0.37kg)

There are three sizes, I was thinking to order two of the middle size. Do you have any recommendations based on your experience?
I'd open a topic to ask for experiences as more people have them and I only have 2 13 ounce pieces.

For me, this 2 piece is perfect. They are heavy enough and fit in my pan



I first ordered only one (as shipping was free) and then decided to get another 13 ounce.
 
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They have them here and offer EU shipping so I think I'll go with them: Chef's Press 13oz (0.37kg)

There are three sizes, I was thinking to order two of the middle size. Do you have any recommendations based on your experience?
They recommended two 8oz and one 13oz as starter set.
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I have two 8oz which work for me as I prefer less weight and they stack if I want it heavy
 
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