Anyone have experience dry bringing beef or pork and then freezing? I just dry brined some beef ribs, vacuum sealed them, let them sit in the refrigerator overbite, and just put them in the freezer this morning. Trying to cut down on time from thaw to cooking.
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In my experience, dry or wet brining and freezing works well for pork loin roasts and chops and ribeye roasts and steaks. I really wouldn't hesitate to do this for any cut of pork, beef, or poultry if I felt so inclined.
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I do it a lot. One caution: Make sure you indicate on the package that the meat has been brined! I forgot that once, then used a rub with salt in it, and the meat was almost inedible.
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