At least 21 and upto to 28 days in the is recommended hanging time to develop flavour and tenderness.
Close,but you need to look at this in depth. 11 days and under you will not see much difference i tenderness of the meat. after3 weeks you will see a marked improvement in tenderness,and after this time you will start to experience a 12-17% weight loss due to loss of moisture.This concentrates the flavour markedly. Two points though- the meat needs to be marbled or heavy with fat throughout the meat to offset the moisture loss and the Temperature needs to be just above freezing.Too low a temp and the meat freezes,too high and it spoils.
A side of beef will last up to a year while frozen. You do need plenty of freezer space for this amount of beef. Beef or any other meat can keep for a long time in a cold storage, but if it is for a long to do expect the qualilty of taste to be less than fresh meat.
Beef, as long as it is slaughtered according the process of dhabiha, is permitted for consumption by the Qur'an. It is not required for Muslims to eat beef (they could be vegetarians, etc.), but permitted. As a result, those Muslims who do eat beef do it because they like the taste or need the nutritional value or both.
Taste really has nothing to do with what gender the beef came from. It's more to do with what the animal was raised on and how long the animal's carcass was hung for. Meat from a cow or bull can taste just as good or bad as the other.
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For pork, it is best not to hang it more then over night as it only needs to be chilled. Once chilled it is best to proceed with producing the needed cuts.
Unless you value your corned beef, I wouldn't let it sit in water longer than 10 minutes. It will lose its taste and colour very quickly when exposed in pure (read: unsaltened) water.
Through cooking you can make just about any spoiled meat edible, but you may not be able to stand the taste. It's best to gut them hang them and put the meat in the refrigerator or freezer as soon as possible.
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Yes, two years is generally considered too long to keep a beef tenderloin in the freezer. While it can remain safe to eat beyond a year if properly stored at 0°F (-18°C), the quality may deteriorate, leading to freezer burn and loss of flavor and texture. For optimal taste and quality, it's best to use it within 6 to 12 months.
Beef should not sit out at room temperature for more than 2 hours to avoid the risk of bacterial growth and foodborne illness. It is best to refrigerate or freeze beef promptly after cooking or purchasing.