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vandan

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  1. my local purveyor has stopped carrying them, superstore somertimes has them(lillydale, which are great ) or they can be in-house cut, last few times i've gone to grandview ss no joy and its a long way for me to travel only to come away empty- handed, i live near english bay and don't mind a journey as long as they have them

  2. http://forums.egullet.org/index.php?showto...0entry1626141

    http://forums.egullet.org/index.php?showto...766&hl=dry+aged

    http://forums.egullet.org/index.php?showto...0entry1236346

    I believe that if you’re looking for good meat search out dry aged beef as opposed to Cryovack or wet aged beef. In the old days everything was hung not cut and put into cryo.. It allowed for oxidization and drying which is what makes the beef good.  When you have too much water that comes out when you are cooking your steak. I find this to be a big problem with a lot of meat coming from out of country or for that mater product produced right here. The producers are putting the water onto us and we pay for it and you get a poor cut of meat because of their poor aging process. You are boiling your meat when the moisture content is too high. Why are you looking for Argentina or Uruguaian beef …is it the feed they get you like or flavour?

    steve

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