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I Cooked RARE Steaks You CAN’T Buy

Today we’re cooking the world’s RAREST steaks. From 7-year-old wagyu to bone-in brisket and EVERYTHING in between… I’m even talking small intestines. We’re cooking the cuts you CAN’T buy at your regular store. Are they worth it? This one gets crazy!

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Shout out to @alpinebutcher for helping source many of these cuts. Check them out here:: https://alpinebutchershop.com/?ref=L9Iu4MRy
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21 Comments

  1. I know I'm not the only one that thinks Kyles opinions are absolutely SHIT. Makes me turn videos off so fast when he says some off the wall, dumbass shit that literally no one else agrees with beisdes him. Channel would be 100% better without him.

  2. I have to admit when you cut open the tomahawk rack I audibly gasped. It's unfair to show us this knowing we can never have it

  3. For the intestine dish:- not the bbq but a good curry,
    at first wash it gently with water then boil it in water and discard the water; then, cut it into small pieces. Next, fry some onions until they turn reddish-brown. Add the small pieces to the pan, followed by ginger-garlic paste, salt, a little black pepper, and chili powder. Keep cooking the mixture until the oil begins to release from the intestines. Then, add water, cover the pan, and stir occasionally to prevent it from sticking to the bottom. Finally, cook for at least 15 minutes—or until the water has significantly reduced. Then you can serve it and use musturd oil for the cooking

  4. To prepare the intestines properly, you should boil them first until they become tender; only then should you grill or cook them further to finish.

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