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February 12, 2020 at 2:25 am
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Ron PrattMember
My suggestion is go for the 42 or 45! A ribeye sub primal is thick and 30 days isn’t enough. Yes, dry aged meat cooks much faster…but please take this suggestion regardless of how you are cooking/grilling your steaks…cook to temperature and NEVER to time! And yes…over cooking steals ruins them!
Freezing your dry aged steaks are best saved in Food Saver vacuumed bags!
Ron