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49 Day Dry Aged Prime Ribeyes

blairz212
blairz212 Posts: 39
edited May 2019 in Beef
Here is my second attempt at home dry aging and I’m proud to report it turned out better than the first.

Again I used the Umai dry bag. I know I don’t need the bag because I now have a dedicated fridge for dry aging but I bought the sampler pack and have them so I might as well use them.

This time I started with a 17.3 pound boneless prime ribeye from Sams. It was one of the better cuts of meat I had seen from there. Nice marbling, even thickness and great bone removal job. 

Got it home and transferred the meat from the cryovac to the Umai bag. Placed it on an elevated wire rack and into the fridge for 7 weeks. After the wait I took it out of the fridge and removed the bag. My scale can only handle 12 pounds so I wasn’t able to get the final weight. I sliced into nine very nice ~2” thick steaks (plus a small end piece) and then trimmed each of the steaks.

Seasoned two of these beauties with a small amount of Weber Chicago steak seasoning. Reversed seared on the egg along with some corn on the cob. I wanted a little better sear but I was afraid to over cook them so better safe than sorry. Dinner was served.

I have to say this was slap u in the face good! The cap on the steak was like butta! The eye was like eating filet with much more beefy flavor. I don’t know that I can ever order a steak at a restaurant again. Definitely good eats.


Macomb, MI - LBGE, WSM, blackstone and a Weber gasser

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