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Pippy, the bottom steaks were put in to age 1/31. these are now the longest aged steaks I have made. previous was 45 days aged, and this is day 49

the second row went in the same day and is theoretically for a friend who wants to try a 100 day aged steak [and you never buy 4 pounds to dry age, you'd lose over half of it as it drys], but part of it can be used if a lot of ST people show up, but I'd have to save half for him.
the top row is new, those went in on 2/23 just because rib eye was on sale for under $5 a pound again and I had the space.


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