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rotuts

rotuts

Id do SV .

 

cut into ' manageable ' chunks .

 

consider RedBoat40   in the frig for a few days for a couple of hunks

 

over a rack so the RB40 seeps into the meat , and the meat dries out a lilttle

 

then SV , 130 F for at least 24 hrs , maybe even 36.

 

rapidly chill , refrigerate or freeze.

 

thaw ( if from frozen ) in the refrigerator , then slice thinly while still

 

firm , and bring to room temp for a very tasty beef sandwich.

 

save the Jus out of the bad and sprinkle on the sandwich

 

if you do RB40 for a few and have a few w/o  , you can taste the difference

 

between them , and decided for later which you like.

 

RB40 does not taste fishy when cooked.

 

its a bit like aged meat ,  just a bit

rotuts

rotuts

Id do SV .

 

cut into ' manageable ' chunks .

 

consider RedBoat40   in the frighted for a few days for a couple of hunks

 

over a rack so the RB40 seeps into the meat , and the meat dries out a lilttle

 

then SV , 130 F for at least 24 hrs , maybe even 36.

 

rapidly chill , refrigerate or freeze.

 

thaw ( if from frozen ) in the refrigerator , then slice thinly while still

 

firm , and bring to room temp for a very tasty beef sandwich.

 

see the Jus out of the bad and sprinkle on the sandwich

 

if you do RB40 for a few and have a few w/o  , you can taste the difference

 

between them , and decided for later which you like.

 

RB40 does not taste fishy when cooked.

 

its a bit like aged meat ,  just a bit

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