Published October 25, 2016
Chefs experiment with older meat
In the past sixty years or so, Americans have grown quite accustomed to consuming meat that is very young. Also prepared tender and rare, but recently there has been a spike in the want for aged meat and the butchering of older cows and chickens. There are many pluses to consuming older meats.
Chefs experiment with older meat
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