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My brother decided he wanted to pick up a prime rib for us to cook on Saturday. We weren't sure if my wife was going to be home so it was either going to be 3 or 4 people.
He drops off the roast on Friday and it is about 16" to 20" long and weighs 13.5 lbs!
For 3 people!
We decided we were going to cook 1/2 of it on the BGE and 1/2 in the oven. I forgot to put a drip pan down so after about 2 hours when I opened it to get a temp check, the whole grill turned into flames and nothing was bringing it down. I closed the grill to kick off the oxygen but my temp was climbing over 400 so I had to pull it off. It finished up in the oven at 325 for the last 1/2 hour or so.
The BGE version was coated with Montreal Steak and kosher salt, the oven version was just kosher salt and fresh ground black pepper. They were both amazing and way better than most prime rib houses imo.
We got the roast at a local wholesaler that provides the meat to all the casino's and many of the high end restaurants. 5.99 lb for prime-prime rib. :grin:
I've also gotten their untrimmed prime tenderloins for 9.99 lb and bone in delmonico's for the same price. The bone in delmonico's are called Cowboy steaks and have incredible flavor.
He drops off the roast on Friday and it is about 16" to 20" long and weighs 13.5 lbs!
For 3 people!
We decided we were going to cook 1/2 of it on the BGE and 1/2 in the oven. I forgot to put a drip pan down so after about 2 hours when I opened it to get a temp check, the whole grill turned into flames and nothing was bringing it down. I closed the grill to kick off the oxygen but my temp was climbing over 400 so I had to pull it off. It finished up in the oven at 325 for the last 1/2 hour or so.
The BGE version was coated with Montreal Steak and kosher salt, the oven version was just kosher salt and fresh ground black pepper. They were both amazing and way better than most prime rib houses imo.
We got the roast at a local wholesaler that provides the meat to all the casino's and many of the high end restaurants. 5.99 lb for prime-prime rib. :grin:
I've also gotten their untrimmed prime tenderloins for 9.99 lb and bone in delmonico's for the same price. The bone in delmonico's are called Cowboy steaks and have incredible flavor.