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American Wagyu Beef, American Wagyu Beef SteaksWagyu Filet Mignon with Chef’s Gold
$89.00
American Wagyu · American Wagyu Beef
Bring the flavor and aroma of dry-aging to our SRF Black® filet mignon with Chef’s Gold, a round of dry-aged tenderloin fat. Filet mignon has less marbling than steaks like ribeyes…
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Wet-Aged For21+ Days
Bring the flavor and aroma of dry-aging to our SRF Black® filet mignon with Chef's Gold, a round of dry-aged tenderloin fat. Filet mignon has less marbling than steaks like ribeyes. This lower amount of intramuscular fat means filet mignon is not a good candidate for dry-aging.
Now you can enjoy all the pure essence of dry-aging with SRF Black® filets mignons. Prepare your steak as usual, then finish it with Chef’s Gold. Prime Food Distributor, our dry-aging partner, carefully isolates USDA Prime tenderloin fat, which has a unique brittle composition. This singular fat is hand-trimmed, ultra-fine ground, formed into even-sized cylinders and is dry-aged.
Use Chef’s Gold in the final stage of cooking to add a rich, buttery aroma and a concentrated beef flavor. The combination of American Wagyu and Chef’s Gold elevates the flavor profile of our filet mignon to an exceptional eating experience.
Average weight: 10 oz.
Thaw under refrigeration, pat dry, and season generously before cooking. Sear over high heat, then finish gently until the center reaches your preferred temperature.
Rest steaks for 5 to 10 minutes before slicing. For thicker cuts, use a thermometer and pull from heat a few degrees early so carryover cooking finishes the job.
Snake River Farms American Wagyu is selected for rich marbling, tenderness, and a deep beef flavor. Gold Grade offers the highest marbling level, while Black Grade balances richness with a familiar steakhouse profile.
Each cut is wet-aged and hand-trimmed to highlight the eating quality of the beef.
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The loin primal supplies some of the most desirable steaks and is located below the backbone, between the rib and round sections. The sirloin is the portion toward the rear of the loin and is the source of SRF Wagyu™ top sirloin steaks and the picanha (coulotte). The front portion of the loin is known as the short loin and is home to the SRF Wagyu™ New York strip, Porterhouse, T-bone and filet mignon steaks.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Where does filet mignon come from?
Snake River Farms steaks are cut from carefully raised American Wagyu and USDA beef, then portioned for consistent cooking and rich flavor.
How to cook filet mignon
Snake River Farms steaks are cut from carefully raised American Wagyu and USDA beef, then portioned for consistent cooking and rich flavor.
Best oil for searing steak
Snake River Farms steaks are cut from carefully raised American Wagyu and USDA beef, then portioned for consistent cooking and rich flavor.
Does the filet mignon have a lot of marbling?
Snake River Farms steaks are cut from carefully raised American Wagyu and USDA beef, then portioned for consistent cooking and rich flavor.
Where is the filet mignon located?
Snake River Farms steaks are cut from carefully raised American Wagyu and USDA beef, then portioned for consistent cooking and rich flavor.
Why is filet mignon steak so tender?
Snake River Farms steaks are cut from carefully raised American Wagyu and USDA beef, then portioned for consistent cooking and rich flavor.