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Roast Wagyu and potato broth, by Kawasaki

A potato-peel broth costs zero euros and brings what Wagyu lacks: lightness and an earthy flavor.

2 min de lecture·20/09/2026·Equipe FoodHub
Wagyu rôti, champignons fermentés et bouillon de pomme de terre, par Ryohei Kawasaki

Ryohei Kawasaki ferments his mushrooms for a week, between 25 and 28 °C. He serves them with slow-roasted Wagyu, black truffle and a broth made from potato skins. His logic: set the acidity of fermentation and the lightness of a broth against the richness of the marbling.

Roasted Wagyu, fermented mushrooms, truffle and potato broth, by Ryohei Kawasaki

The original dish, by Ryohei Kawasaki, Ken Kawasaki, Paris.

The key idea

A potato-peel broth costs zero euros and brings exactly what a Wagyu dish lacks: lightness and an earthy flavor.

The peel broth

Wash potatoes thoroughly, keep the peels, bring them to a boil in water, skim, then simmer for one hour. Strain and reduce. You get a cloudy, deep broth that tastes of roasted potato without the heaviness of a purée.

The FOODHUB version, serves 4

  1. The meat. Season, brown in a pan, then finish in a 110 °C oven until 52 °C at the core to stay rare.
  2. The mushrooms. Without fermentation equipment, use marinated mushrooms instead: sliced, salted, a dash of rice vinegar, two hours in the fridge. The acidity does the same job.
  3. The assembly. Slice potatoes thinly, layer them with the shredded meat, wrap in parchment paper and bake for thirty minutes in a low oven.
  4. The finish. Black truffle grated at the last moment, broth poured boiling hot at the table.

Mistakes to avoid

  • Throwing away the peels. They are the base of the dish.
  • An oven that is too hot. Above 120 °C, slow cooking loses its point.
  • Cooked truffle. Grate it as you serve, never before.

The cuts that work

Kagoshima A5 Wagyu striploin, 500 g

Slow cooking

A5 striploin, 500 g

Add
Organic wild Rausu kombu, 150 g

To deepen the broth

Rausu kombu, 150 g

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Further reading

Original dish and photograph: Ryohei Kawasaki, Ken Kawasaki, for the J-LEC “Japanese Wagyu” menu book. Home adaptation written by FOODHUB.

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