We are getting our annual side of beef in a few weeks. A 2-year old cow, grass-fed, grain finished. Should have nice marbling, it always falls right below prime grade basically. Great flavor. I bought a dry-aging cabinet since the prices are now so reasonable (paid like $200 for it), I should post some pictures when I get a chance. I am dry aging the entire rib primal, then cutting steaks out of it, with the loin primal intact, so it will give me everything from rib-eye all the way through to porterhouse, a few T-bones, then strips and filets. Big hunk of cow so going for 45 days. Hoping it comes in at 40-50 pounds or so in the end. Debating cutting a prime rib out of it in the end and smoking it low and slow for my wife's birthday. Anyway, I always get excited when the next side of beef is coming in. This time I also finagled both tri-tips and picanhas, as well as hangers, flat iron, denvers and a few other more obscure cuts. Oh and a ****-ton of ground beef. Great stuff. Red meat will probably kill me but at least I will enjoy it while I can.
Although, since I have been doing keto my blood panels are all better. Lower cholesterol, lower blood insulin levels, blood pressure is a lot better, all that. I am stuck at that 40 pound lost mark for some reason, even with increased activity, but oh well, it is better than being 288 pounds that is for sure.