Not every beef cut should be cooked the same way. Some cuts shine with quick, high heat, while others become tender and flavorful after several hours of slow cooking. This simple guide will help you choose the right Wyoming Wagyu cut for grilling, roasting, braising and everyday meals.

Oxtail may not be the first cut that comes to mind for summer, but it deserves a place on the table. When cooked low and slow, oxtail becomes tender, rich, and deeply flavorful. The meat pulls beautifully from the bone, making it perfect for sliders, sandwiches, rice bowls, or any recipe where slow-cooked beef can shine. For this summer recipe, we are turning Big Horn Mountain Farms oxtail into tender shredded beef sliders with peach barbecue sauce and a crisp slaw. It is rich enough to feel...

For this recipe, we researched several well-known steak taco styles and built two versions that work beautifully with our Wyoming Wagyu-Angus flat iron steak. One leans bright and traditional with citrus, chile, and tomatillo salsa. The other is creamier and more modern with chipotle crema and cilantro-lime slaw.