Two Dry Aged Primes W/Qview

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ronp

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This is the finish to this thread from last night. To see details of the ageing process go here.

http://www.smokingmeatforums.com/for...ad.php?t=86183



This was taken last night.



Garlic, lemon pepper, and this:


No explanation needed.
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All loaded, not looking pretty now, but I think they will after I sear them.

I hope you are all having a great Christmas.
 
Now that sure looks good and I cann't wait to the end.
 
I can't say yet at this time Chris.

Having trouble getting the temps up as it is in the 20's here. Only at 205' at the grates.

Good news is this:



I knew that last pic was funky, maybe because the meat was so cold.

Looking good now, and even better when I sear I hope.
 
All done.



The sear.



Resting.



Oh, man look at all that juice.



Came out perfect.

Thanks for watching.
 
Nice job.

Is there any difference between searing first or doing it after the smoke? I did mine before, but if after is better, I will change to that method.

Did you dry age long enough to have to cut of any of the outside meat? If so, how long aged and how much?

Thanks
 
I just read a lengthy article and test and the guy said after gave a better yield. I can't remember where the article was or I would post it.

It was wet aged in a food saver bag for 8 days, then 5 in the fridge for the dry. I didn't trim anything off. The sear took care of the fat cap nicely.
 
Nice looking rib roast there Ron. That sure looked like a real juicy piece of meat. Looks like a lot of ribs this time of year, are they cheap, or just plentiful?

Charlie
 
bet the sear really added another layer of flavor to that rib roast. and not overdone either.
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great job man!!!
 
As usual, something unique and good looking. I saw your post when it started, now I need to go back and book mark it.

PS. Got my first bottle of Yoshidas at Sam's, but they only had the Hawaiian sweet and sour.
 
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