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Dry aging station

At the two week mark!

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Nice and crusty :mrgreen:

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Also my other images aren't loading? Anyway I can edit my posts to fix the pictures?
 
Ping one of us and we can help with already posted pix. Looking good here - I'd hate to miss anything!

Arlin
 
That has been a fun process to watch. Looking great! How do you determine when it's ready? Is it personal preference or is there a "right" time?
 
Very nice. Might have to add this to my ever growing arsenal of cooking equipment!!
 
Ping one of us and we can help with already posted pix. Looking good here - I'd hate to miss anything!

Arlin
will do!

That has been a fun process to watch. Looking great! How do you determine when it's ready? Is it personal preference or is there a "right" time?
It's all a matter of patience. The longer you age it the more tender it becomes, up to the 34 days at least since anything after that only effects taste and not tenderness.
Very nice. Might have to add this to my ever growing arsenal of cooking equipment!!
definitely do this if you have the extra time!
 
Here it is at 21 days. One more week till I cook it :mrgreen:

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At the 26 day mark! Two mor days til :grilling_smilie:

Perfect conditions!

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Looks so good. :drool

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Thanks for looking. :wave:
 
Thanks guys! I am not sure if I am going to cut these into big steaks or cook it using the salt crust method whole. Decisions... decisions....
 
Awesome. Appreciate the progress pics!

Anytime! I know dry aging scares a lot of people but its not as bad as everyone thinks. Just keep temp and humidity constant and let it sit. The hardest part is not taking it out and eating it! :becky:
 
ok, temp we got how do you measure humidity ? I would love to try this, however cautious of time temp humidity and spoils,
 
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