hanging temperature

s.stimson

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I know that the recommended hanging temperature is circa 7c , I have recently obtained a williams stainless steel catering fridge for the cost of a few beers which would make a lovely hanging fridge in the garage, the only issue is that the temperature range on the fridge is 1-4c , can I get away with just hanging the carcass for a little longer or is it a non starter of a fridge?
 
I recently had my chiller repaired, with new sensors etc, it operates between 3.7 & 5.3 c, last Roe was in for three days, set well & skinned great.
 
got 2 stand alone foster chillers one at 5 and one at 4 degrees allows hanging for 10-14 days
norma
 
Not sure where you got the recommended hanging temperature is circa 7c from? I think that you may have mis-understood this perhaps? 7c is the maximum temperature that the carcass should be kept at. Below that but above 0c is just fine!
 
4˚ is the optimum hanging temperature I have read about.

Rule of thumb I have read is "40 degree days"...

1˚C for 40 days.

4˚C for 10 days.

I gather that is what the Tenderum timer is based on.

Tenderum

Alan
 
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