Description
Dry Aging History Dry aged beef was the early days norm. Beef carcasses were allowed to hang in a locker for a few weeks after slaughter to become more tender and flavourful. During dry-aging, moisture evaporates from the muscle creating a mature beef flavour. The meat’s natural enzymes break down the fibrous, connective tissue in the muscle thereby tenderizing it.
While traditional ‘dry world’ aging practices have a positive impact on flavour and tenderness, today this process requires specialized facilities to maintain modern requirements for food safety and consistent quality.
Tublin® technology allows beef to age and still achieve the same bold, beefy flavour and tender texture as traditional open-air dry aging. Plus it is foodsafe!
Dry Age Steaks at Home for Sous Vide
UMAi Dry for Restaurant
Tublin ® is used for:
- dry aging and maturing meat
- curing and drying ham, prosciutto, pancetta, coppa, speck, bresaola etc.
- salting and drying of fish
- smoking products, i.e. fish / meats
- maturing of cheese
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