I saw a YouTube video today (yeah, I know) about using Japanese Koji to quick dry age flank steak. Seemed to be an interesting process. Has anyone hear of this or tried it out?
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My lovely bride just watched that yesterday and sent me the link, but I haven't watched it yet. From her account, I gather that the idea is to produce the various enzymatic reactions that dry aging generates via a direct application in liquid form, such that ostensibly the same process occurs more or less immediately (compared to weeks of dry aging anyway). I get the general concept but I have no idea whether it would work in practice. I will watch in detail soon!
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