60-Day Dry-Aged Brisket, Here We Go..!

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Awesome write up and beautiful looking meat. I've only had one personal encounter with aged beef (over 30 years ago) and we didn't go near this long. I bet it was good!
 
Beautiful Color Looks Great Do you think the flavor justified the ageing ??

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Gary
 
I’d say you have patience for sure, but looks like it paid off! Nice work!
 
Beautiful Color Looks Great Do you think the flavor justified the ageing ??

Like !!

Gary
Thanks, everyone!
To answer Gary's question, I think so. I only wish there had been more of it after the finish. Between friends and family, it went pretty quick. Next time I'll have to find a bronto brisket.
 
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This is something that I have yet to try. I think I will start with a rib roast and see what happens.
 
Part II coming soon!
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Bwahahahahahah!
 
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