Dry-aged beef is beef that has been hung or placed on a rack to dry for several weeks. ... The process changes beef by two means. Firstly, moisture is evaporated from the muscle. The resulting process of desiccation creates a greater concentration of beef flavor and taste.
These extended dry-aged steaks are wet-aged for a minimum of 10 days then dry-aged for 28 days. This process maximizes tenderness, flavor, as well as helps preserve the amount of moisture loss during the dry-aging process.
These extended dry-aged steaks are wet-aged for a minimum of 10 days then dry-aged for 28 days. This process maximizes tenderness, flavor, as well as helps preserve the amount of moisture loss during the dry-aging process.
These extended dry-aged steaks are wet-aged for a minimum of 10 days then dry-aged for 28 days. This process maximizes tenderness, flavor, as well as helps preserve the amount of moisture loss during the dry-aging process.
These extended dry-aged steaks are wet-aged for a minimum of 10 days then dry-aged for 28 days. This process maximizes tenderness, flavor, as well as helps preserve the amount of moisture loss during the dry-aging process.