How do you dry age beef?
user
One of the most common ways is to put the beef in a refrigerator for up to four weeks, to remove moisture. Aging beef is when you let the meat rest for a while in a cool, dry environment, with an ambient temperature between 35 degrees Fahrenheit and 55 degrees Fahrenheit.
assistant
So I should monitor the condition of the beef as it dry out in the refrigerator?
user
I would advise against this, as it could lead to spoilage. It’s best to plan on making several trips to the refrigerator, each time removing the aging meat from the refrigerator.
assistant
You don't recommend keeping an eye on the condition of the beef? That sounds counterintuitive.
user
You should absolutely keep an eye on the condition of the meat. You should remove the aging beef from the refrigerator and taste it from time to time. To verify the quality of the meat, you should try to sample a portion from the center of the chunk of beef, avoiding the periphery
assistant
How do you dry age beef?
user
One of the most common ways is to put the beef in a refrigerator for up to four weeks, to remove moisture. Aging beef is when you let the meat rest for a while in a cool, dry environment, with an ambient temperature between 35 degrees Fahrenheit and 55 degrees Fahrenheit.
assistant
So I should monitor the condition of the beef as it dry out in the refrigerator?
user
I would advise against this, as it could lead to spoilage. It’s best to plan on making several trips to the refrigerator, each time removing the aging meat from the refrigerator.
assistant
You don't recommend keeping an eye on the condition of the beef? That sounds counterintuitive.
user
It's not a matter of neglecting the aging meat. However, if you are unsure of the right amount of time for dry aging, you should err on the side of not doing it too long, in order to avoid spoilage.
assistant
How do you dry age beef?