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Default dry aging steak at home

In alt.food.barbecue, wrote:

> Has anyone else tried this method before?


Generally, big hunks of meat with significant amounts of exterior fat are
aged, and after the yucky stuff is cut away fron the surface, steaks are
then cut. I am sceptical of aging a steak, as compared to a roast (or
larger) cut.

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