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Can You Make Bologna from Dry-aged Steak? Prime Time

Can You Make Bologna from Dry-aged Steak? Prime Time

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Rating: 4.0; Vote: 1
On this episode of Prime Time, The Meat Hook butchers Ben Turley and Brent Young make bologna from scratch, using scraps of steak and pork loin leftover from their shop to make a dry-aged version to add to a charcuterie plate
Date: 2020-05-20

Comments and reviews: 9


I have a question. I've dry aged steaks for maybe a week or so. I dont trim them at that point because there is no black outer part. But if I do so for however long it takes for it to develop further. Do I have to trim the black part off. I've heard you do have to trim it. I built a sous vide machine and it works perfectly. Perfects steak everytime.
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2: 25 they agree on them being smoking hot, but ealier say they only agree on bolognese being great, so using my great detective skill i have come to the conclusion one of them think Rachel McAdams is hot, and the other thinks Ryan Gosling is hot, they are both right tho.
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When you're cooking sous vide, like you cooked this bologna, having your meat float, like pork does in sous vide. Is dangerous. Dont get someone sick. If you dont know that's your problem
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I need to find a local butcher who does dry aged. Then have them make meat loaf with the trimmings. Single grind, maybe with panko. Or learn to do it myself without mucking it up.
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God these have to be one of the most cringe unfunny guys on YouTube they seem like cool guys but their just not funny and the harder they try the more cringe it gets
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Probs dont check the comments on old vids but. Please make The Dry Aged Bologna Burger! Dry aged bologna on a dry aged burger sounds so Fu&%ng good! Has it been done?
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How can you not love these guys? Either Im a total food geek or just love easy humor. ok fine, its both. Love these guys. Fun episode and I learned something too
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Can I ask a technical question, at 2: 24 when you got all dreamy, was it Ryan Gosling or Rachel McAdams that made your putter flutter? I've always wondered.
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You should use some of the dried age pork fat and make crackling also known as pork rinds and see if it taste any different compared to regular pork rinds
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