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Sir –
Thank you very much for your reply.
Is there a difference between 21 days and 45 days with the flavor profile? Please attempt to describe.
I just got done reviewing the FAQs on the website… It recommended that the ribeye is only aged 4-5 days and not the 45 days I have seen recommended by many others.
Sorry for all the questions…. I’ve seen so many conflicting videos and dialouge on the website I’m a bit confused. I wish there was a beginners guide, from recommendations to the first piece of meat down to how long.
Dam this is FUN!!!!! I held a BBQ with my first attempt and I’m the new hero on the block. I marinated, seasoned, and made plain steaks…. They were all awesome!!!!!! I have a new sport!!!!!!!
Dietrich