You'll have to time one of these so you'll be ready for the first Texas game.
What temp & humidity? What are you doing this in?
35/36 degrees on the temp. I keep the humidity around 65 to 70%. The fridge is just for dry aging, nothing else is stored in it. I made me a hanger with stainless meat hooks, removed the shelves and kept the bottom drawer for my salt. First time worked really good (30 day beef tenderloin)... this is round 2, going 45 days on this one (14 lb. boneless ribeye.)What temp & humidity? What are you doing this in?
Excellent, thank you.35/36 degrees on the temp. I keep the humidity around 65 to 70%. The fridge is just for dry aging, nothing else is stored in it. I made me a hanger with stainless meat hooks, removed the shelves and kept the bottom drawer for my salt. First time worked really good (30 day beef tenderloin)... this is round 2, going 45 days on this one (14 lb. boneless ribeye.)
Mostly the color change and its appearance starts getting a waxy look. Zoom in on the day 2 and then on the day 23 and you can see it better, especially the left side corner and the day 23 is starting to get its "mold" spots that seals in that flavor and breaks down the connective tissue making it cut like butter when its grilled.Good stuff Purl. But what are my untrained eyes supposed to see as this beauty ages? The delta is not sticking out to me.
I get mine at butcher shop (Mike’s Meat Market) in Muscle Shoals, near the high school on Avalon for folks familiar with the area….I get the USDA Choice.Where did you get a prime rib, and what grade is it. Prime, choice , or a new grade called USDA graded.