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Kwood wrote:
Exactly what I did. Well, almost. I had a dedicated beer fridge in the garage that I pressed into sevice as a dry aging fridge. I didn’t really make any changes. Temp is 35 degrees on the bottom shelf where I age meat. I didn’t alter air flow. I try to keep the beer away a little distance from the meat. I get beer out often enough 🙂 to stir up the air, I guess. It must work because I get great results.
toasty wrote:
Further: drain the juice into a glass. Leave the thick blood for getting a good drybag bond. Then add vodka, Boody Mary mix, and a dash or two of hot sauce and Worcestershire sauce to the glass. And ice. Reflect on the goodness of life.
:blink: I am so glad I read this before bagging my new top sirloin. I am so definitely going to do this tomorrow. Thanks toasty! Cheers. :cheer: