Dry-Aging Steaks in 3-Year-Old Tabasco Pepper Mash from the Factory Floor
Guga gets exclusive access to 3-year-aged Tabasco pepper mash directly from the factory and uses it to dry-age a rib roast for 35 days. The result is a funky, vinegary, slightly spicy steak unlike anything most people could ever recreate at home. Guga and his taste testers compare it against a traditional 35-day dry-aged control to see if the Tabasco mash makes a meaningful difference.
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by Guga Foods
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🧾 Ingredients
- 1three-bone rib roast
- 23-year-old Tabasco pepper mash
- 3salt
- 4freshly ground black pepper
- 5garlic powder
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