42 Day Dry Aged Prime Rib in Sous Vide finished on cast Iron

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hogsguy

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Apr 17, 2017
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Northwest Arkansas



This was the dinner I made to celebrate my graduation from the University of Arkansas. I dry aged 6 pounds of prime rib for 40 days and some change, cooked it with an Anova Precision Cooker and seared it on a cast iron pan. I didn't have access to a grill otherwise that would be the obvious choice. Really happy with how it came out but not sure I would do another dry age unless I got a killer deal on beef. Fun project and great graduation meal but not sustainable.
 
Most importantly, congrats on the graduation!  Nice work on the dry age, need to try that myself!
 
Looks delicious, but I'm with you.

The fridge space & the waste that you have is a hard pill to swallow.

I will say the intense beef flavor is hard to beat, but I lost so much meat it just didn't seem worth it.

If PR come on sale for $6 per pound, then maybe I'll do another one.

Al
 
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