A5 Wagyu ribeye seared on a screaming-hot stone at 500°F, then rested and sliced thin on a bias. Wrapped in warm corn tortillas with caviar, fresh micro cilantro, and a squeeze of lime.
Why You'll Love This Recipe
The stone gets 40 minutes in a 500°F oven before the steak goes on, which is what gives it a two-minute sear with a real crust. It rests for several minutes before slicing thin, and each taco gets built with a squeeze of lime, micro cilantro, and a spoonful of caviar on top.
Tips and Tricks
- Use a very hot cooking stone or cast iron skillet for the best sear.
- Rest the steak after cooking for juicy, tender slices.
- Warm tortillas gently before assembling to keep them pliable.
Variations
- Flour or blue corn tortillas
- Avocado crema spread
- Thinly sliced radish garnish
Substitutions
- High-quality ribeye instead of A5 Wagyu
- Roe as a caviar substitute
- Parsley instead of micro cilantro
Best served with
- Sparkling champagne or crisp dry white wine
- Pickled vegetables
- Lime and salt dusted chips
How to Store Leftovers
Store steak wrapped in the fridge for up to 2 days, reheating gently. Assemble tacos fresh; tortillas can be stored wrapped for 1 day..
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Common Questions
Yes, use a very hot cast iron skillet for similar results.
Keep caviar refrigerated in its original container, use within 3 days after opening.


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