What you'll learn
How to source authentic wagyu beef and distinguish grading (A5 vs. A3, etc.).
Techniques for gently forming wagyu patties that maintain optimal marbling and juiciness.
Methods for cleaning, slicing, and using fresh truffle, as well as alternatives like truffle oil or preserved truffle.
Seasoning balance: how much salt and pepper to enhance wagyu flavor without overpowering it.
Proper bun-to-patty ratio: selecting and toasting a buttery brioche bun to complement the richness.
Topping assembly: choosing and melting premium cheese (such as aged Gruyère or Taleggio) to pair with truffle.
Finishing touches: creating a truffle-infused aioli or mayonnaise, and adding crisp greens and caramelized onions to balance textures.
