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rotuts

rotuts

I think w this method

 

you get both flavoring and drying at the same time.

 

next time Ill try three days on the rack.

 

the 3d / 3 d might be more intense

 

can't say

 

to review :   this is the sandwich shot ;

 

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save that jus to add to me meat in the sandwich !

 

two last thoughts ;

 

the meat is not fishy in any way.  and its not salty either , but i prefer to add salt rather than subtract

 

Im sure they steaks can take more FS than I used , but I was a bit chicken at first.

rotuts

rotuts

I think w this method

 

you get both flavoring and drying at the same time.

 

next time Ill try three days on the rack.

 

the 3d / 3 d might be more intense

 

can't say

 

to review :   this is the sandwich shot ;

 

5af5eafd92371_WSs4.thumb.jpg.bfb149dba2a0c8b859a55f4b216315e8.jpg.cba5237a9206c71c4f0906faf69f331b.jpg

 

save that jus to add to me meat in the sandwich !

rotuts

rotuts

I think w this method

 

you get both flavoring and drying at the same time.

 

next time Ill try three days on the rack.

 

the 3d / 3 d might be more intense

 

can't say

rotuts

rotuts

I think w the is method

 

you get both flavoring and drying at the same time.

 

next time Ill try three days on the rack.

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