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  • Tex_77T Tex_77

    John Gehringer Tyson and IBP are one in the same. I have four major packing plants within 90 miles of me.

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    Tex_77 It’s IBP around here. They have a facility about 35 minutes away…the smell sometimes makes it to Walla Walla on foggy days. (barf)

    Better Living Through BBQ!

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    • Joe HellJ Joe Hell

      Tex_77 It’s IBP around here. They have a facility about 35 minutes away…the smell sometimes makes it to Walla Walla on foggy days. (barf)

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      Joe Hell That’s the smell of money son!

      Isaiah 5:22 Woe to those who are heroes at drinking wine and champions at mixing drinks

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      • Tex_77T Tex_77

        Joe Hell That’s the smell of money son!

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        Tex_77 Lol…also Poop!

        Better Living Through BBQ!

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        • Joe HellJ Joe Hell

          Tex_77 Lol…also Poop!

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          Joe Hell Just wait to all your flooding dries up, then you will have a smell!

          Isaiah 5:22 Woe to those who are heroes at drinking wine and champions at mixing drinks

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          • Tex_77T Tex_77

            Joe Hell Just wait to all your flooding dries up, then you will have a smell!

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            Tex_77 No kidding!

            Better Living Through BBQ!

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            • Tex_77T Tex_77

              John Gehringer Tyson and IBP are one in the same. I have four major packing plants within 90 miles of me.

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              Tex_77 guess you didn’t see where I said that, Tyson has their fingers in all things meat. Chairmen’s reserve here is usually pork products.

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              • John GehringerJ John Gehringer

                Tex_77 guess you didn’t see where I said that, Tyson has their fingers in all things meat. Chairmen’s reserve here is usually pork products.

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                John Gehringer yup, I sure missed that part of it! Pork around here is mainly SeaBoard, as they have a plant about 2 1/2 hours away.

                Isaiah 5:22 Woe to those who are heroes at drinking wine and champions at mixing drinks

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                • Joe HellJ Joe Hell

                  Tex_77 No kidding!

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                  Joe Hell The sun is on the way, I have sun peeking through the clouds right now and the Nisqually river just crested at 10 feet above flood stage, it’s about 3 miles from me. They had to open the two dams to let the excess water out. My sister showed me a picture of Pendleton.

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                  • John GehringerJ John Gehringer

                    Joe Hell The sun is on the way, I have sun peeking through the clouds right now and the Nisqually river just crested at 10 feet above flood stage, it’s about 3 miles from me. They had to open the two dams to let the excess water out. My sister showed me a picture of Pendleton.

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                    John Gehringer We don’t quite have sun peeking through yet but it’s not as dreary as it was moments ago. It looks like most of the rain has passed for now.

                    Better Living Through BBQ!

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                    • Joe HellJ Joe Hell

                      John Gehringer We don’t quite have sun peeking through yet but it’s not as dreary as it was moments ago. It looks like most of the rain has passed for now.

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                      Jonathon Joe Hell Austin ClaytonD Here is a video Jess Pryles did on dry aging bags. I think I’d take the video with a big grain of salt at this point. I asked if she was using Umai dry age bags, and she wouldn’t state what brand of bags she was using. She also commented that she would have preferred to have dryaged bone-in ribeyes, because there would have been less trimming on the cap, which makes no sense, since the cap is on the opposite side of the bone.

                      I will mention that the fridge I am using is a spare fridge I just use for defrosting meat, and I cleaned it pretty throughly before I started this experiment. So I wont be picking up any refrigerator funk like she said hers did. Umai also states not to use mini fridges for aging, which she also recommends doing for a dedicated dry aging refrigerator. In her video she notes that see had the bag on a rack and it didnt seem that the side that was down aged as much as the side that was up, so I may flip my bag over once a week.

                      Isaiah 5:22 Woe to those who are heroes at drinking wine and champions at mixing drinks

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                        I just did a small rib roast for the first time. But stupid me didn’t write the date I started and only when to take it out in my outlook calendar . So read it wrong so only dry aged for 30 days instead of 60. Ha ha oh well. Will see how it is.

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                        • Stats77S Stats77

                          I just did a small rib roast for the first time. But stupid me didn’t write the date I started and only when to take it out in my outlook calendar . So read it wrong so only dry aged for 30 days instead of 60. Ha ha oh well. Will see how it is.

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                            Stats77 Did you use a Umai bag to age? 60 days seems like a long time 45 days is about the longest I hear people say to dry age.

                            Isaiah 5:22 Woe to those who are heroes at drinking wine and champions at mixing drinks

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                            • Tex_77T Tex_77

                              Stats77 Did you use a Umai bag to age? 60 days seems like a long time 45 days is about the longest I hear people say to dry age.

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                              Tex_77 I used dry age wraps. Well maybe it’s good I screwed up and went 30 lol. I was going to get the Umai bags but read a lot about that there hard to seal with a food saver. The wraps came with a netting I put over the wrap.

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                                Jonathon Well here is a day 3 picture
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                                And a day 7 picture.
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                                3 more weeks to go!

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                                  Tex_77 Cant wait man! Stats77 those looked awesome but you never said how they were?!

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                                    I currently have a strip loin going in a umia bag. 7 days today excited to see how it turns out! Looks Very much like Tex_77 project.

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                                    • Stats77S Stats77

                                      Tex_77 I used dry age wraps. Well maybe it’s good I screwed up and went 30 lol. I was going to get the Umai bags but read a lot about that there hard to seal with a food saver. The wraps came with a netting I put over the wrap.

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                                      Stats77 Where did you find the dry age wraps?

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                                      • Tex_77T Tex_77

                                        With out further ado the beef is dry aging. I got lucky and scored a Chairman’s Reserve (Tyson’s branded beef program) Ribeye roll from the local Asian market, crazy I know, but it helps when you know the butcher there. I used Umai bags for this, and it was my first time using them, and I would say the instructions could use some improvements. The instructions suggest using a clean transfer method, in my opinion don’t waste your time or a bag doing this. The meat is entirely too wet, even after draining you can’t get a good seal. So after that failure I cut the bag open and dried it down with a paper towel and started again. It worked much better after it was dried down. I did a corner seal on the bag as the instructions suggest. The bags are rather tricky to get a good seal on in my opinion. I did use the “vac mouses” that are included and that greatly helped with sealing and being able to see the seal. After it was sealed I placed it in the fridge to age, now the question is, how long should I age it? Any suggestions?
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                                        Tex_77 I have found the bags don’t hold a seal like vac sealing, they are a membrane. If they end up to loose I tie them up with butcher twine just to keep the bag tight. After curing for 3 days per pound, I then dry age to a 40% weight loss. After aging I vac pac for another 30 days to relieve case hardening and to equalize the moisture. I should also mention I do the whole primal cut and not individual steaks.

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                                          Tex_77 I have found the bags don’t hold a seal like vac sealing, they are a membrane. If they end up to loose I tie them up with butcher twine just to keep the bag tight. After curing for 3 days per pound, I then dry age to a 40% weight loss. After aging I vac pac for another 30 days to relieve case hardening and to equalize the moisture. I should also mention I do the whole primal cut and not individual steaks.

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                                          Unionguy1019 We had no Trouble vac sealing our bag in a chamber machine. can you explain the Curing for 3 days per lb a little more? approx how long is it taking to get 40% weight loss? Do you find much difference in the 30 day wet age vs just cutting and trimming the steaks?

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