Wanderer Free Range Barley Beef Porterhouse Steak | 18-22 oz
Barley-Fed | 18-22 ounces | MB4+
This ultimate combination steak offers generous portions of both the flavorful savory New York strip and a buttery soft tender Filet Mignon
- The unquestioned “best of both worlds” ruler of the steakhouse which provides an outsized "hanging off the edge of the plate" dining experience.
- The Porterhouse is an extravagant, generous cut which contains sizable portions of both the tenderloin ( the Filet Mignon) and the robustly meaty-flavored strip (New York or Kansas City strip steak). No need to make a difficult choice with this king of cuts!
- A thick-cut luxuriant steak which is considered by many as the greatest of all the cuts — not only do you get tenderloin and strip in the same cut, but you enjoy substantial portions of both.
- For the hearty appetite, this makes for a tremendous meal—maybe even a challenge to finish. As a steak for two, a porterhouse makes the perfect unbelievable meal to indulge in for special occasion worthy of celebration.
- A greatest hits of all that people love about steaks — with the unbelievable filet side racking up points for tenderness and the strip steak side scoring with its one-of-a-kind beefy flavor.
- Raised using innovative farming techniques that combine free range grass-fed methods with barley grain fed finishing for superior marbling.
- MB4+
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Lean and High in Protein
4 ounces of the porterhouse provides 32 grams of protein, 3.6 mg of iron and 5.2 mg of zinc
Also Known As:
• 1st Cut Porterhouse
• King Steak
• King of the Steakhouse
• Porter House
Cooking Suggestions
• Since this is a thick cut, care must be taken to get the interior to medium rare. We recommend the reverse sear method.
• Be sure steaks are completely defrosted. 4 hours prior to cooking, season steaks with salt and keep them uncovered in the fridge.
• Dry the surface of the steak with paper towels.
• Preheat oven to temperature of 300 degrees
• Using a digital thermometer, keep track of internal temperature of porterhouse steak and remove steak from the oven once it reaches 10 degree below your final desired temperature. (145 is medium rare, so 135 would be the temperature at which you remove the steak.)
• Sear the steak on a hot cast-iron pan or grill, flipping every 30 seconds to develop a nice brown crust. 1 to 2 minutes per side.
• Let the steak rest for 2-5 minutes.
• Slice against the grain and serve!
Wine Pairing
A Syrah is a prime choice for the porterhouse steak. Similar to the way the porterhouse offers both the tenderness of a Filet Mignon and the taste of a New York Strip, this wine boast the tannins of a pinot noir along with the dark fruit flavors of a Cabernet Sauvignon.
About Wanderer
The combination of barley and a free-range South Australia environment strikes the perfect balance to produce year-round quality beef.
Wanderer's unique modern farming method achieves year-round quality and consistency in marbling and tenderness.
Enjoy the rich flavor of barley fed beef with the assurance of a natural and free range environment.
• Free range
• Certified Humane
• Unique farming method combining barley and a free-range environment
• No intensive feedlots
• Marble scores MB2-3 and MB4+
• Natural State Hanging Method (Hip Hung)
Barley-Fed
Renowned for delivering a rich, juicy eating experience, barley feeding brings superior marbling and tenderness to discerning food lovers around the world. All of this achieved without the use of intensive feedlots.
Free-Range
Wanderer cattle roam free in paddocks while also having access to barley through an innovative, mobile feeding system. This approach provides a relaxed environment with the highest
animal welfare standards in mind.
Innovative Farming
The Wanderer Barley Beef program allows farmers to consistently supply high quality beef. Even in times when pasture may be affected by drought or seasonal changes, thanks to this combination approach.