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cowgirl

somebody shut me the fark up.

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Jul 18, 2007
Location
Oklahoma
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jeanie
I was aiming for 45 days, (my favorite), but I got busy.
Used the Umai bags again. They have been working out well for me.

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Ran across this ribeye at the store...

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into the stocking for the first week to ensure the bag adheres to the steak..

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My fridge has glass shelves, so I elevate the rack with foil balls to let the air circulate around the steak..

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47 days later...

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I decided to slice the steaks before trimming. It's a lot quicker for me.
Here's an older cook and how I trim the whole slab...
https://www.bbq-brethren.com/forum/showthread.php?t=225409

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Went with coarse salt and cracked black pepper... and a skillet of tatoes, onions n garlic..

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Topped with some of my cold smoked butter...

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....and a sip of Crown..

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Came out tasty. I like the way it makes a lesser cut if meat, tender and rich.

Sorry for so man pics, but thanks for looking!
 
Steak and taters look outstanding!! I hope you were able to finish that side salad. It looked awful filling.:-D Seriously, great post, and if anything, there weren't enough pics.
 
... Been hoping you're OK with all the storms and whatnot as of late.

Wow, those steaks are simply outstanding!

Best regards,
SD
 
I'm in Oklahoma, in a rental car with unlimited miles! That certainly looks worth hunting down.

I love how your link to another thread, also has a link to another thread. The worst part, is each one makes me want to try those umai bags even more.
 
Nailed it neighbor!

Funny how you can't wait when you first bag it up and then you get busy and don't have time to deal with it.

Bone in is soooo good but boneless is soooo much easier to trim and package.

I was so expecting to see the tractor rim!
 
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