Congratulations! Dry aging done! Your ribeye, striploin or sirloin is ready. Now it’s time to trim the “bark” off, cut it into steaks, and get ready to enjoy, share or…
read moreFor a long time we had questions about dry aged Brisket. Competition BBQ -ers swore that it improved the taste and texture of the meat. Well time has come for…
read moreDuring a recent visit to Québec, we happened upon an opportunity to do a little meat-spotting. While meandering the aisles of a Costco store, the delicious-looking Canadian beef in the…
read moreWhat cuts of beef are best for dry aging? Fatty well marbled whole muscle cuts of beef are best for dry aging because you get three out of three benefits…
read moreMaking of duck prosciutto with UMAi Salumi. We started out with a whole duck from an Asian specialities supermarket here in Minnesota. We cut the duck breasts out and trimmed the…
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