The Ketchup Dry Aging Experiment: Does it Taste Good?

TLDRIn this video, we dry age steaks in ketchup to see how it affects the taste. The results show a subtle difference in flavor, with a sweet and vinegary aftertaste. While it's an interesting experiment, the ketchup aging process may not be for everyone.

Key insights

😮Dry aging steaks in ketchup can create a unique flavor profile.

🔬The ketchup dry aging process results in a subtle difference in taste compared to regular dry aging.

🍖The ketchup dry aged steak still retains its beefy flavor, with a hint of sweetness and vinegar.

🤔Opinions on the ketchup aged steak vary, with some enjoying the unique flavor and others finding it chemically.

🧪Experimenting with different dry aging methods, such as ketchup aging, can be a fun way to explore new flavors.

Q&A

Does ketchup dry aging change the texture of the steak?

No, the texture of the steak remains similar to regular dry aging.

Can I taste the ketchup in the ketchup dry aged steak?

While the ketchup adds a subtle sweetness and vinegar flavor, it doesn't overpower the beefy taste.

Is ketchup dry aging recommended?

It depends on personal preference. Some people enjoy the unique flavor, while others find it too chemically.

What other methods can be used for dry aging?

Other methods include using dry aging bags or aging in a controlled environment.

How long should steaks be dry aged?

The recommended dry aging time is around 35 days, but it can vary depending on personal preference.

Timestamped Summary

00:01Introduction to the ketchup dry aging experiment

02:27Process of dry aging the steak in ketchup

05:15Grilling and tasting the ketchup dry aged steak

07:11Comparing the ketchup dry aged steak to a regular dry aged steak

09:00Revealing the results and sharing personal opinions