Chef Walters
Due to my upbringing, when I became a chef, I was very keen to prove to my family that this career choice was not a profound mistake.
So, when the holiday season came around, I sourced high-quality beef and dressed it luxuriously to impress all of our guests. I brought out my fancy knives, strapped up my apron, and took center stage to serve something incredibly special to my family.
Canadian Wagyu was the typical choice, seasoned heavily with salt and pepper, grilled over coals, and brushed with herbs and brown butter to a perfect resting temperature of 125F. I would accompany this with a rich sauce of roasted beef bones, rendered foie gras, and any number of other luxury ingredients.
This became my favourite holiday tradition.