Bone-in Wagyu cowboy steak with 6/7 marbling, rich flavor, and steakhouse presentation.
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Best Cooking Methods
Grill · Reverse Sear · Cast Iron Finish · Broil
Recommended Doneness
Medium-rare to medium (125–135°F internal)
Description
Our Wagyu Cowboy Steak #6/7 delivers a bold, beef-forward flavor with exceptional marbling and a striking bone-in presentation. Cut thick from premium Wagyu beef, this steak offers a rich, tender texture with a deep, satisfying profile.
The moderate to high marbling enhances moisture and depth, creating a smooth, juicy bite while maintaining the structure of the cut. The bone-in format adds to the overall experience, providing both visual impact and added richness.
For a complete experience, enhance the natural flavor with Jimmy P’s Seasoning Rub or pair with Wagyu Ribeye to explore a similar cut in a boneless format.
Where This Cut Comes From:
The cowboy steak is cut from the rib section, featuring a long bone attached to a ribeye steak. This area is known for producing some of the most tender and flavorful cuts of beef due to its natural marbling.
Known for its combination of richness and presentation, the cowboy steak offers a more elevated experience. Compared to cuts like Wagyu NY Strip Steak, it provides greater marbling and a more indulgent flavor profile.
Wagyu Grading & Marbling
Marbling score reflects the amount of intramuscular fat in the steak, which directly impacts flavor, juiciness, and tenderness. Higher marbling scores indicate more intramuscular fat, which melts during cooking to enhance flavor and juiciness.
If you’re new to Wagyu, marbling 4–5 or 6–7 offers an excellent introduction.
Cooking Tips & Serving Suggestions
Bring steak to room temperature before cooking
Season simply to let the marbling shine
Sear over high heat for a flavorful crust
Rest before slicing to retain juices
Steak Temperature Guide
Use a meat thermometer and remove your steak from heat about 5°F before your target temperature, as it will continue to cook while resting.
Rare: 120–130°F
Medium-Rare (Recommended): 130–140°F
Medium: 140–150°F
Medium-Well: 150–155°F
Well Done: 155–160°F+
For best results, let your steak rest for 5–10 minutes before slicing to allow juices to redistribute.
Good for: Date nights • Entertaining • Steakhouse-style meals at home
Shipping & Delivery
All Jimmy P’s products are carefully packed in insulated packaging to maintain quality and freshness during transit. Tracking information is provided, and you can select a delivery date that works best for you.
Please bring your order inside promptly upon delivery and follow the included storage instructions for best results.
If you’re not preparing your items right away, refer to the included storage guidelines to maintain peak quality until you’re ready to enjoy them.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is a cowboy steak?
It is a bone-in ribeye with a long, exposed bone for presentation and cooking performance.
What does 6/7 marbling mean?
It indicates a high level of intramuscular fat, providing tenderness and rich flavor.
Is this the same as a tomahawk?
They are similar, but tomahawks typically have a longer bone and larger size.
How should I cook a cowboy steak?
Reverse searing or grilling over high heat produces the best results.
Is this a large steak?
Yes. It is typically a thick, steakhouse-style cut designed for sharing or large portions.
Is this very rich?
At 6/7 marbling, it is rich but still balanced enough for a full steak experience.