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rotuts

rotuts

@ElsieD

 

Ive used the RB40 technique several times in the distant past , on nice looking marbled NYstrips

 

supermarket choice .

 

rubbed a little on each side , a Tbs or so , absorbed by the meat , then refrigerated on a rack for air cirvulation

 

2 - 3 days , then SV'd  130 F  , ( forgot the # hours , y0u would have to search for that ref )

 

I used that meat for RB sandwiches and it was very tasty , mimcking a dry aged steak.

 

the meat was loosely covered to prevent too much drying out.

 

If I had a well marbled choice steak  ( Prime , if you can find it , is not very ' prime ' these days , and way over priced )

 

Id do the meat this way again.

 

the fishy flavor disappears w heat 

rotuts

rotuts

@ElsieD

 

Ive used the RB40 technique several times in the distant past , on nice looking marbled NYstrips

 

supermarket choice .

 

rubbed a little on each side , absorbed by the meat , then refrigerated on a rack for air cirvulation

 

2 - 3 days , then SV'd  130 F  , ( forgot the # hours , y0u would have to search for that ref )

 

I used that meat for RB sandwiches and it was very tasty , mimcking a dray aged steak.

 

the meat was loosley covered to prevent too much drying out.

 

If I had a well marbled choice steak  ( Prime , if you can find it , is not very ' prime ' these days , and way over priced )

 

Id do the meat this way again.

 

the fishy flavor disappears w heat 

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