Dry aging question

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Florida Chris

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Jul 22, 2023
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Everyone knows there's lots of talk about dry aging the more desirable steak house cuts like ribeye and sirloins. What about the other meats?

I don't think I've ever seen anything about dry aging cuts like brisket, chuck, rounds, or shanks.

Do they not age well? Is there some reason they don't get the same love?
 
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I think the outer rotten meat has to be trimmed off, smaller or thin cuts cause too much waste $$.
 
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