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Sunday, 22 November 2009 22:41

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Prime rib is a cost affordable and delicious dish you can cook for your guests for any occasion.  However, unlike most recipes you have one shot to cook this correctly while cooking, and watching this video will ensure you will get a flawless prime rib your guests will talk about for some time.


 

Recipe:

Tools

Ingredients

  • Prime rib - preferably 2 bones at least
  • Dry seasoning - coarse salt, kosher salt, black pepper, thyme, and olive oil

Pre-Work:

  • Buy prime rib
  • Apply dry seasoning
  • Let seasoning permeate for at least an hour or overnight
  • Calculate your cook time and schedule (see below) 

Time Schedule:

  •  How many lbs is your roast? 

Day Of:

  • An hour before cooking (two hours if you have a huge roast), take the roast outside the fridge to bring it to room temperature
  • Pre-heat oven to 450 degrees F
  • Stick the probe thermometer in the middle of the roast, avoiding the bone
  • Set the probe thermometer alarm to 130 Degrees F.
  • Place the roast in the oven, with the thermometer outside
  • Cook the roast for 20 minutes @ 450 Degrees F
  • Cook the roast for 15 mins x number of lbs @ 325 Degrees F - OR until the probe thermometer rings
  • Tent the roast with foil for 10 minutes
  • Carve
  • Make your sauce


 

 


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Comments  

 
0 #2 S Lum 2010-01-01 17:23
Wow, thank you so much for your awesome video. I tried the recipe for New Year's Eve dinner and the prime rib came out perfectly! You've made my husband very happy (me 2) and I just love the step-by-step method you use. Look forward to more "training". Am going to try the Vietnamese stir fry steak, once I can get to an Asian store. Not too man yet in Scottsdale, AZ!
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0 #1 KD 2009-12-21 04:53
that looks amazing! Best roast I've ever seen.
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