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I did something similar the first time I smoked. Live posting gave me something to do during the long process. I think people enjoyed it.
http://www.smokingmeatforums.com/t/108292/july-2nd-pork-butt-smoking-live-posting-w-qview
Am I reading all this correctly; if you are dry aging a large cut of beef for a long period of time (a week +), a humidity and temperature environment is best. If you are dry aging single cuts of steaks for 3 days, the standard kitchen refrigerator is fine, as long as the temp is between 35-37...
Hey Allen,
I'm a few miles away in Montgomery county. There is a good butcher in Ellicott City http://www.jwtreuth.com/ .
Best of luck with your temp control
I have used Jeff's rub on Pork (various cuts), Chicken (various cuts), Beef (various cuts), and Shrimp. You cant go wrong with his rub. I reduce the heat and the salt and its still amazing.
Question: while searching YouTube, it seems like most people put the meat in their kitchen fridge. Obviously the door is being opened multiple times a day, but this option seems way more cost efficient than having a dedicated fridge. Is it safe to dry age in a everyday kitchen fridge?
Hey Grandma,
I am in Mongomery county and also have a ECB. Feel free to reach out to me directly for help.
Welcome to the group. If you are familiar with Google docs, please direct message me.
Jim
I also made this recipe last night. I couldn't agree with you more. These things are dynamite!
Prepped for the smoker:
Cooked. I must have used more rub, they came out darker than yours:
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