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Old 01-12-2011, 12:36 PM   #11
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Default Re: Dry aging beef?

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Originally Posted by jonumberone View Post
I think your spot on about the RH rise coming from the moisture venting from the meat.
I just wasn't paying enough attention to the hydro to confirm this.
I also agree that the lack of juices in the pan doesn't equate to anything being wrong.
I just posted this in hopes that some one with experience might chime in and say "thats odd" or "thats normal".


Things are definitely happening
As long as it's cold and your fridge is working, no worries. RH should come down, but did you know the RH before you started?
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