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"Drybags are a scientifically-proven and chef tested, unique European technology that allows anyone to create custom dry aged steak. The material forms a bond with the proteins on the surface of the beef allowing moisture to permeate out while blocking oxygen and off-flavors. With DrybagSteak technology you can successfully create the ultimate dry aged steak in any well-ventilated cooler or refrigerator without risk of spoilage."
Hope I can try out some Dry Bag aging soon!
Update: Found this great overview of the Dry Bag here.
And here.
Wednesday, February 03, 2010 | link | 0 comments
"Imagine going into a local supermarket or butchery, pulling out your cell phone and using its camera to instantly check for the best piece of meat on display." - From Article by Joshua Williams. Labels: beef, infrared, japan, kobe, technology
Researchers use infrared cameras to determine taste quality of Japanese beef. You gotta love the future-now.
Sunday, January 31, 2010 | link | 0 comments
Via The Hampton Smoker: Labels: bbq, beef, brisket, New York City, New York Times, restaurant, The Hampton Smoker
Robbie Richter and Lou Elrose shepherd brisket to perfection.
Yum.
Thursday, July 12, 2007 | link | 0 comments
Inside a dry-aging room in NYC. Labels: beef, dry-aging, New York City
Saturday, June 23, 2007 | link | 0 comments
I found this "Introduction to Organic Beef" on a Canadian government website. Here is a great quote:
"Although successful organic grain farming is not dependent on the inclusion of livestock, having a mixed operation does complement the holistic approach of organic agriculture, especially through nutrient recycling."
blue skies,
bryan
Sunday, October 24, 2004 | link | 0 comments
Rev. Smoke
Astoria, NYC