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How to Create the Ultimate Dry-aged Beef (continued)

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4. During the first week, a bond will form between the beef and the Drybag. The color of the beef will darken to a rich mahogany. Beef should be aged between 7-21 days. During this time, expect the beef to lose about 10% in weight.

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5. After the desired aging period is completed, remove the beef from the Drybag, trim off the outer hardened surface, and cut into steaks. Typical trim loss is between 8-10%.


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You have created the ultimate dry aged steak!

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