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Grilled Beef Tongue with Garlic Butter & Shoyu

Posted on Dec 14th, 2022
by Asai Masashi
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  • Beef Recipes by Professional Chefs
  • Main Course
BEEF TONGUE WITH GARLIC BUTTER & SHOYU

Beef tongue is a delicacy in Japanese cuisine and can be prepared in many different ways: grilled in thickly or thinly sliced cuts. It can also be eaten rare, when the tongue is grilled just a few seconds on each side.

The beef tongue recipe below provided by Chef Asai Masashi is super delicious. The beef tongue is first boiled to make it more tender, then grilled before finishing the beef tongue in the oven. Enjoy!

BEEF TONGUE WITH GARLIC BUTTER & SHOYU

Beef Tongue with Garlic Butter & Shoyu

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Prep Time 30 mins
Cook Time 1 hr
Resting Time 9 hrs
Total Time 10 hrs 30 mins
Course Main Course
Cuisine Japanese
Servings 4 servings

Ingredients
  

BEEF TONGUE

  • 1.5 – 2 kilograms beef tongue
  • 10 grams parsley stems
  • 1-2 whole carrots
  • 1-2 radish stems
  • water
  • shoyu Japanese soy sauce

GARLIC BUTTER

  • 250 grams unsalted butter
  • 20 grams salt
  • 150 grams garlic chopped
  • 10 grams parsley chopped

Instructions
 

Beef Tongue

  • Using a pressure cooker, boil the beef tongue with the carrots, parsley and radish stems for about 45 minutes.
  • After boiling the beef tongue, peel off its skin while it is still warm. Make sure to do this while the beef tongue is still warm, as it is difficult to peel it nicely after it has already cooled down.
  • After peeling the skin, let it cool down. You can keep it in the fridge overnight before cutting it into the size you want.
  • Grill the beef tongue with a pinch of salt and black pepper. When it is ready, apply a layer of shoyu (soy sauce) on top of it.
  • Then apply the garlic butter and leave it in the oven for 5 to 6 minutes (depending on the power of the oven) until the garlic butter turns slightly brown.
  • It is now ready to serve.

Garlic Butter

  • Mix the butter, salt, chopped garlic and chopped parsley.
  • Place it in the fridge until ready to use later.

Notes

BEEF TONGUE WITH GARLIC BUTTER & SHOYU
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Asai Masashi

Chef Asai Masashi’s roots come from the Hyōgo Prefecture, an area blessed with pristine and exquisite products from the sea and land. Growing up in such close proximity to some of the world’s best produce inspired Asai-san to move to Osaka, “the kitchen of the nation” in Japan to learn more about the culinary world and took his first steps at the famed Abeno Tsuji Culinary Institute that has trained many professional chefs for over half a century. Upon graduation, Asai-san spent the next thirteen years between Hyōgo, Osaka and Kyoto to build up his knowledge and cooking experience as well as refining his skills and techniques on traditional and authentic Japanese cuisine, especially on the art of charcoal grilling. Always keen on fresh experiences and challenges, Asai-san relocated to Singapore in 2002 where he spent the next ten years overseeing, leading and launching various Japanese restaurant concepts locally. In 2013, Asai-san embarked on a new adventure with the Unlisted Collection to launch dual concept yakitori restaurant, Bincho.

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