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    #76
    Looks great. Can't wait to see the finish

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      #77
      You ever going to cook some and let us know how it taste?!


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        #78
        The flavor is good. It’s pretty rich. Meat seems to be more dense and tender.

        Seasoned with Montreal Steak & olive oil.
        Cooked rare+.



        Have 3 more in the fridge now.




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          #79
          That looks amazing. Can you do this with meat that has been frozen or does it have to be fresh, aged and then frozen?

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            #80
            Originally posted by Richard S. View Post
            That looks amazing. Can you do this with meat that has been frozen or does it have to be fresh, aged and then frozen?
            Not sure. I buy them fresh, and put directly in the fridge.
            Cut, vacuum pack, and freeze when done.

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              #81
              Originally posted by TexasTealHunter View Post
              Wow looks great... for those that do not want to spend a ton of money on dry aging setup I used these bags. Did a ton of research before buying as I was skeptical of the bag and actual process. The dry age meat turned out great all you need is the meat and a vacuum sealer.

              https://umaidry.com/collections/stea...beye-striploin
              They have good products. Have made some cured meat with their kits. Need to try the aged meat one.

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