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  • Hines57
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    Lol I just noticed the tags

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  • Rick Modena
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    Originally posted by Roscoe View Post
    Just cut up a strip loin.... not bad for $20, it yielded 9 thick strips, 12oz each + 1.5lb of stew meat.

    Sat in the bottom of the fridge for ~4 weeks and came out looking great.
    Fucking nice, man. They have to sit a minimum of 4 weeks, I left a primal ribeye for 6 weeks and I must tell you, they were the best I have ever had and I've had them all.
    I also cut one up (my first) without letting them age and you can tell a difference. Not that ribeyes are not flavorful and tender, but you can tell a huge difference.

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  • Roscoe
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    Just cut up a strip loin.... not bad for $20, it yielded 9 thick strips, 12oz each + 1.5lb of stew meat.

    Sat in the bottom of the fridge for ~4 weeks and came out looking great.

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  • mstng86
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    Ok, so I cut up the primals I got from hines last night. How did you guys prep the loin primal? How much of the fat cap are you supposed to trim off?

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  • Wicked98Snake
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    Originally posted by BradM View Post
    Does anybody here work for the railroad? What about cops, how do you guys feel about cops?
    Here he is ladies and gentlemen, the poster child for aging meat!

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  • BradM
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    Does anybody here work for the railroad? What about cops, how do you guys feel about cops?

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  • Binky
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    Ribeye primal. Its not hard, just cut.

    Not too sure about his little trick with the garlic n lime, but i might try it to see.

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  • Binky
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    How to cut down a Subprimal for NY strip

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  • Binky
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    No matter what you do, dont go from fridge to grill ever. Let the meat come up to room temp.

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  • racrguy
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    Alright.

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  • bcoop
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    Originally posted by racrguy View Post
    Brent, after the aging process, can you hard freeze it so that it will keep longer, or does it have to be used by 7 weeks?
    I'm sure it would be fine, vac sealed, but you'd lose some quality/flavor. I've never done it though, and honestly, I wouldn't. Seems to me you'd be defeating the purpose.

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  • racrguy
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    Brent, after the aging process, can you hard freeze it so that it will keep longer, or does it have to be used by 7 weeks?

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  • Hines57
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    Speaking of meat I've got more we can sale today

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  • Rick Modena
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    I'm on it, playa...

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  • bcoop
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    Speaking of meat.... You forgot to sticky it. Meatgazer.

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