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Cut off my first steaks last night, 42 days aged. After the trimming they were a little scrawny, but it was from the narrow end. Still really enjoyed it, left a little over 3LB in the fridge for 2 or 3 future dinners
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Dogbert Consultant
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I'm sure that would work really well. I ended up getting a good seal it just took a couple tries, next time will be easier but if I have any issues I'll keep that in mind
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Dogbert Consultant
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I forgot about this for a while, cooked some up last night at about 10 weeks and it's getting close to over aged. I've still got a meal or two worth in the fridge so those will probably get eaten in the coming weeks, then might give a brisket a try
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That's a Corgi
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60 days is getting to the limit for me, for the cuts that I age. Whole NY Strips and Boneless rib roasts (both vacuum sealed from Costco).
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Just in from the Storm
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I wanted to share my test with Dry age bags from dryagedbags.com The result was a great opening was the smell of nuts.
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