Science Says: UMAI Dry Aging Stays True to Tradition March 16, 2013THEA LOPATKA Dry-aged beef is a result of a process of dry aging, but what is "dry aging"? Dry Aging: "Dry": Moisture evaporates from the muscle creating a mature beef flavor "Aging":...
What’s a “Good” Refrigerator for Dry Aging? January 25, 2013THEA LOPATKA When considering dry aging steak at home, you might be concerned that you don't have the proper refrigeration. Don't be! UMAi Dry is designed to be compatible with everyone’s kitchen...
Cooking a Perfect Dry Aged Steak March 16, 2012THEA LOPATKA Congratulations! Your patience has paid off, and your Dry Aged ribeye, striploin, or sirloin is ready. Now it’s time to trim the “bark," cut into steaks, and get ready to...
Ask a Pro: Don’t Mistake Oxygen for Air May 16, 2011THEA LOPATKA If you are vacuum packaging food, you absolutely MUST remove all air or risk spoilage of the food or dangerous conditions within the bag. UMAi Dry does not pose that...
The First, The Best, and Still the Favorite May 15, 2011UMAi Dry Team UMAi Dry - recognized for Innovation in bringing dry-aging technology to anyone interested in a better cut of meat. From restaurant to home kitchen, our products allow you to create...
Chef Ron, Green Egg-spert Extraordinaire: "Hot Tubbing" the Perfect Steak March 16, 2011UMAi Dry Team It's hard to cook a thick steak medium-rare. If you don’t give it enough time to temper, you end up with a steak that has a cold reddish-blue center. If the meat is...