Комментарии:
Absolutely amazing !
ОтветитьThat’s beef jerky pal
ОтветитьSadly the meat processing industry injects water in the product before vacuum packing, thus they get even more money for the product with virtually no extra cost. It is difficult to find decent quality beef anywhere. I was raised on a farm/ ranch where we would harvest 3-5 animals per year, they were always hung for at least 21 days before cutting and packaging. Definitely was spoiled and now I find the offerings in stores lacking.
ОтветитьFat≠danger, gonna watch it
ОтветитьWho thinks about eating a moving thing? H^m tha^t looks tasty^... to who? It's intense
ОтветитьI love handyman john.
ОтветитьMaking me hungry.nlol
ОтветитьFascinating! But I want to learn more about why we don't do this with other animals as well.
ОтветитьSerrano Ham is the best
ОтветитьTo answer the title wet aged is mold
ОтветитьI prefer a fresh steak from a cow fed with grass without hormones. A good sauce complements beef better than all that manipulating the meat. The steaks are red without fat and are even eaten raw here, grounded on a baguette for example. Every supermarket and lunch stalls with club sandwiches serve it. It is perfectly safe because of the high standards in every stage from farm to consumer. Ironically it is called americain, American because it reminded the inventor of the spiced version of a hamburger patty. You can even eat grounded pork raw, no problem at all.
ОтветитьNice
ОтветитьAny FUCKWIT can cook a rare steak - not many can do a well done steak and not toughen it up. Makes me laugh the ‘experts’ making out there is a skill to a rare steak.
ОтветитьGreat video!! Very informative, thanks very much, gonna go look at dry ages now 😁🤤
ОтветитьIts called rottèn beef
ОтветитьI was really hoping that I would get to try dry aged meat one day, but then you pointed out people with penicillin allergies can have reactions and apparently I had one of the worst reactions my doctor had ever seen.
ОтветитьI heard The Rolling Stones sing about it on “Live With Me.”
Ответитьi age beef in my but tocks
ОтветитьOnce you go to dry aging in the fridge you will never go back.
ОтветитьIsn't glycogen a glucose polymer?? Why would it be turned into glutamate, an amino acid
ОтветитьAs a food scientist, Iove how scientifically accurate, yet simple this video is.
ОтветитьWhere is the conversation about other meats? I would be really interested in that :)
ОтветитьDeath prepearing meet and greet soon😂, some kind of changing body🤔🤭
ОтветитьYou suggested the enzymatic breakdown that occurs during dry aging is similar to normal cellular processes called protein turn over. I suspect what's happenening is unregulated enzymatic catabolism using the cellular machinery responsible for apoptosis and remodeling. - biochemist and medical doctor
ОтветитьNice shirt Adam!
Ответитьcan you eat the foam cause its made of corn?
ОтветитьMy god I bet that dude cooks a good steak
ОтветитьI had dry aged beef once from a high end steak house it was in every way inferior and down right horrid compared to salted beef, marinated, and even just plan beef with seasoning added right before cooking.
ОтветитьCould one still enjoy dry aged beef if they are disgusted by the taste of blue cheese, but love most other cheeses? (You often hear that dry aged beef reminds of blue cheese for example)
ОтветитьThis changed my life.
ОтветитьRotten beef? No thanks
ОтветитьHy's Steak House on Davie St. in Vancouver, B.C. did their own dry ageing. Fabulous, worth the time and effort.
ОтветитьAmidst all the love for dry aged beef, can we also acknowledge that a group of people exist who don't buy into the hype and see it for what is is? It is beef that is not fresh anymore as it has been rotting in a controlled fashion for a considerable amount of time and therefore stinks. And no, it does not taste jucier even though it has less water than a fresh piece of meat. A dry wrinkly apple tastes less juicy than a fresh one. It's the same with beef, or bread, or pretty much whatever. It has less juice. Dry-aged beef lovers are in some way like audiophiles or most wine connoisseurs, but while the former have no clue about their subject, dry-aged beef lovers are much funnier as they pay a premium for rotten and objectively degraded food.
ОтветитьAdam is a combination of Vsauce and Gordon Ramsay
ОтветитьBetween the directness and simplicity of this culinary delight and your coverage of kosher salt Subscribed!
ОтветитьDried age beef waste too much good meat should be banned
ОтветитьWho’s here after watching a ton of Max The Meat guy dry aging meat videos
Ответитьso lets eat sh*t
ОтветитьThat Chef needs his own chanel
ОтветитьThe more you learn, the more you see how broken modern society is lol.
ОтветитьIt beef that been cured, like pheasant, or cheese.
U got mold that sets up, eats stuff it wants and releases enzymes, just makes things tastier. It is predigested meat..
This is the mold collective, resistance is futile.
I imagine a predator took some meat up in a tree, lost some of it on a branch, some hominid got ahold of it weeks later and it was still good. I wouldn't be surprised if dry aged meat predates cooked meat and modern humans altogether.
ОтветитьShoutout to handyman Dwayne 😂
ОтветитьNeed another handy man? I dont know how to do crap but I can definitely enjoy some nice steak 😂
ОтветитьTime stamp 2001. Face diapers
ОтветитьThe thing that invalidates your taste test in my mind is that I greatly prefer thick steak to thin, like they are two different foods. So serving wet-aged steak thinner is a sever handicap. You should actually use a thicker wet-aged steak, because it won't have water loss and your won't have to remove the crust like you have to on dry-aged.
Ответить