Granny's gone and done it again

Dry aging is the process by which large cuts of beef are aged for anywhere from several weeks to several months before being trimmed and cut into steaks. It's a process that not only helps the steak develop flavor, but also makes it far more tender than it would be completely fresh
 
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That is gross . and why does day 1 look like how we get it and day 3 looks rotted ?

most of the stuff in the stores is "wet aged" that way the "company" doesn't loose much meat from trimming and make more profit and quicker "turn around" on the meat
 

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