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Faux dry aged beef experiment.

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  • JonathonJ Jonathon

    macsinsac Is the fish sauce supposed to impart a dry aged flavor? I’ve never heard of this, when I made the Tai Pork video I considered listing fish sauce as a possible ingredient as I learned to make it with Fish Sauce but I changed it to Sesame Oil a few years ago and I generally like it more this way.

    I am intrigued by the thought of imitating the flavor of dry-aged beef with an additive.

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    Jonathon I’ve never had a dry aged steak so I couldn’t compare taste. The end result on this small piece of tri tip using the 6 day process is going to force me to do 2 whole tri tips next time, one with the fish sauce & one without so a true taste comparison can happen. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p9SJqqjdEqY

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    • JonathonJ Jonathon

      macsinsac Is the fish sauce supposed to impart a dry aged flavor? I’ve never heard of this, when I made the Tai Pork video I considered listing fish sauce as a possible ingredient as I learned to make it with Fish Sauce but I changed it to Sesame Oil a few years ago and I generally like it more this way.

      I am intrigued by the thought of imitating the flavor of dry-aged beef with an additive.

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      Jonathon I’m intrigued with aging the beef for real! The UMAi products seem really interesting!

      Better Living Through BBQ!

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        Jonathon I’m intrigued with aging the beef for real! The UMAi products seem really interesting!

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        Joe Hell $$ for the Umai stuff has kept me from trying them so I opted for the bottle of fish sauce I had in the pantry & that small piece of tri tip left over from making meatballs last week.

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        • macsinsacM macsinsac

          Joe Hell $$ for the Umai stuff has kept me from trying them so I opted for the bottle of fish sauce I had in the pantry & that small piece of tri tip left over from making meatballs last week.

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          macsinsac I’m in the same boat on price…although that goes for a quality cut of beef worth aging too. Once the Pancetta is finished and I have some extra space I might just go for it.

          Better Living Through BBQ!

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            macsinsac and Joe Hell same here on not wanting to plunk down the $ for it, plus…I would never be able to let it sit the entire time. We are doing some LOMO right now in our dry aged cabinet and thank goodness it comes out tomorrow cause I have flat out run out of patience. I NEED to try it! I will post some stuff tomorrow with it.

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            • JonathonJ Jonathon

              macsinsac and Joe Hell same here on not wanting to plunk down the $ for it, plus…I would never be able to let it sit the entire time. We are doing some LOMO right now in our dry aged cabinet and thank goodness it comes out tomorrow cause I have flat out run out of patience. I NEED to try it! I will post some stuff tomorrow with it.

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              Jonathon LOMO?

              Better Living Through BBQ!

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                Joe Hell It is a tenderloin that we rubbed with a rub that was 4% of the weight of the product in salt, then wet aged it for 9 days, removed the old wrap reapplied more of the rub for 9 more days in the fridge. And finally it has been sitting in our Eller Dry Curing Cabinet at 70% humidity and 60° F for 30 days.

                Salt + Time = Love!

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                • JonathonJ Jonathon

                  Joe Hell It is a tenderloin that we rubbed with a rub that was 4% of the weight of the product in salt, then wet aged it for 9 days, removed the old wrap reapplied more of the rub for 9 more days in the fridge. And finally it has been sitting in our Eller Dry Curing Cabinet at 70% humidity and 60° F for 30 days.

                  Salt + Time = Love!

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                  Jonathon I remember you mentioning that you were working on something but I didn’t recognize that term. Googling ‘lomo’ came up with something just as interesting though called ‘Lomo Saltado’, a Peruvian dish. It sounds pretty amazing!

                  Better Living Through BBQ!

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                    Joe Hell Stir Fried French Fries? That’s pretty amazing, seems like I will be visiting Peru, they are obviously culinary geniuses!

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                    • JonathonJ Jonathon

                      Joe Hell Stir Fried French Fries? That’s pretty amazing, seems like I will be visiting Peru, they are obviously culinary geniuses!

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                      Jonathon LOL! I know!!! The cool thing is that the ingredients (for the most part) are staples in most kitchens. The exception is the Aji Panco peppers called for in many recipes. I’m growing my own this year!

                      Better Living Through BBQ!

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