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Hi Jan
Here are the recipes I used :
Lonzino
I did 4 pieces of about 1kg each
Lonzino 1
Kosher salt 3,30%
White pepper 1,00%
Ground clove 0,20%
Instacure #2 0,25%
Juniper 0,15%
Fennel seed 0,50%
Cinamon 0,07%
Cure : 10 days
Dry until 60-65% of initial weight
Lonzino 2
Kosher salt 3,30%
Sugar 0,90%
Ground clove 0,20%
Instacure #2 0,25%
Black pepper 1,10%
Garlic powder 0,45%
Dried thyme 0,45%
Onion powder 0,90%
Cure : 10 days
Dry until 60-65% of initial weight
Lonzino 3 and 4
Kosher salt 3,30%
Black pepper 1,00%
Instacure #2 0,25%
Juniper 0,15%
Fennel seed 0,27%
Bay leaf 0,04%
Cure : 10 days
Dry until 60-65% % of initial weight : 1 of them bill be dried coated with smoked paprika
Duck Proscuito
Kosher salt 3,00%
Brown sugar 2,00%
Black pepper 2,00%
Instacure #2 0,25%
Juniper 1 per 100g
Bay leaf 1/2 per 100g
Smoked paprika 0,50%
Cure : 7 days
Dry until 60-65% of initial weight
Ribeye roast bresaola
Kosher salt 3,00%
Instacure #2 0,25%
Black pepper 0,75%
Garlic powder 0,25%
Rosemary 0,30%
Cure : 21 days
Dry until 60-65% of initial weight
This is what I intend to do. The only one cured and transfered to drybags at this time are the duck magrets. Lonzino are due tomorrow.
I did put my meat with dry cure in a foodsaver bag.
Any comment is welcome.
Charles
from Quebec, Canada