Congratulations! Dry aging done! Your ribeye, striploin or sirloin is ready. Now it’s time to trim the “bark” off, cut it into steaks, and get ready to enjoy, share or…
read moreMuch of todays society is focused on food “purity”. Many products today are marketed as “locally raised”, “sustainable” and free of many ingredients deemed to be undesirable. One such ingredient…
read moreRichard who is an UMAi Dry user, came up with a solution to a problem that many UMAi Dry users face when trying to seal a large 16-22 lb piece…
read moreFor a long time we had questions about dry aged Brisket. Competition BBQ -ers swore that it improved the taste and texture of the meat. Well time has come for…
read moreTo make good looking and good tasting dry sausage with UMAi Dry is not that hard. There a few basic practices to follow to ensure you get the very best…
read moreWhat is starter culture? A starter culture is a specific mix of micro-organisms that convert various sugars in the sausage mix into various organic acids. By doing so, the starter…
read moreDry aged Beef is a result of a process of dry aging: During Dry Aging the following happens: The word Dry means: Moisture evaporates from the muscle creating a mature…
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