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Old 04-09-2013, 02:25 PM   #16
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So when people say prime rib that is the cut that I would be looking for?
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Old 04-09-2013, 02:35 PM   #17
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So when people say prime rib that is the cut that I would be looking for?
Prime rib is just a saying. Rib eye and prime rib are the same thing. A Ribeye is when you cut it into steaks before cooking and prime rib is a ribeye that is sliced after cooking.

Go and age that thing! Will taste delicious after 4 weeks
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Old 04-09-2013, 02:40 PM   #18
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Prime rib is just a saying. Rib eye and prime rib are the same thing. A Ribeye is when you cut it into steaks before cooking and prime rib is a ribeye that is sliced after cooking.
Good information, thank you!

Personally, I'd use some for steaks, some for roast.
That way you get to have it twice (two different ways).
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Old 04-09-2013, 03:14 PM   #19
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At the minimum, wet age it for a week, longer would be better if you have a fridge that doesn't get opened all the time. I like to cut into 4" roasts, vac seal, and freeze. It keeps better that way than cutting individual steaks.
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Old 04-09-2013, 05:56 PM   #20
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Wow, what a score! What I could do with that.....
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Old 04-09-2013, 06:02 PM   #21
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Prime rib is just a saying. Rib eye and prime rib are the same thing. A Ribeye is when you cut it into steaks before cooking and prime rib is a ribeye that is sliced after cooking.

Go and age that thing! Will taste delicious after 4 weeks

A prime rib is a prime grade rib roast. If it's not prime grade, it's a rib roast. If cut into steaks they're rib eyes (grade not being a factor then).
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Old 04-09-2013, 06:04 PM   #22
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Heck of a score. If you really don't know what to do with it, I'll pm you my address lol.

Oh and for anyone else reading this, don't be "the guy" who says "how can it be prime rib when it's only choice grade?"
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Old 04-09-2013, 06:08 PM   #23
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Prime rib is just a saying. Rib eye and prime rib are the same thing. A Ribeye is when you cut it into steaks before cooking and prime rib is a ribeye that is sliced after cooking.

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A prime rib is a prime grade rib roast. If it's not prime grade, it's a rib roast. If cut into steaks they're rib eyes (grade not being a factor then).
Not quite true.

Prime Rib is a specific section of the rib primal, it refers to a roast from the 6th to 12th rib bones of the rib primal. It generally includes the bones. Hence, the definition of a Ribeye Roast, where the bones are removed, along with the deckle. Or the boneless Rib Roast, where the bones are removed.

A rib chop is the rib steak cut from the Prime Rib, with the bone attached. The rib steak is a steak, same location, but, no done attached. A ribeye, is the rib steak with the deckle and tail removed.

The name Prime Rib predates the USDA grading system, and has no reference to the grading of Prime. It is a grandfathered term, and it actually the only term that is still allowed to be used with a grade mark in it. In truth, it was considered the prime cut of the rib roast. Hence Prime Rib Roast.
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Hmm....I was told the Gov't recently came up with new standards when it comes to how things are named.
For instance, there won't be any more "pork butts" on the grocery shelves, they'll be called "Boston Butts".

If this is true, I hope it leads to accuracy and less confusion with what were buying (at least those of us that do treat this as a career).
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Old 04-09-2013, 07:02 PM   #25
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Let me say usually i am a pretty honest guy, but I kept my mouth shut when i saw a mislabel on this amazing cut of meat.

That is all :D
Remember, what goes around comes around.

I'm surprised at some of the responses that are in this thread...
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Remember, what goes around comes around.

I'm surprised at some of the responses that are in this thread...
It may have been discounted.
We try to hit Sams on Monday morn. and have found some great deals on meat. I am lucky and have a business membership so I get earlier than the regular members and head straight to the meat coolers.
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Remember, what goes around comes around.

I'm surprised at some of the responses that are in this thread...
I just came from my local grocery store a couple hours ago. They had really low grade select ribeye steaks for $11.99/lb. They had almost zero marbling. When the store is gonna bend me over like that for poor quality meat, I won't think twice about grabbing up something that is mislabled to my advantage.
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It is not up to us to judge. ;)
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Old 04-09-2013, 07:47 PM   #29
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The OP knew something was up or the following statement would have never been typed:
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Let me say usually i am a pretty honest guy, but I kept my mouth shut when i saw a mislabel on this amazing cut of meat.
Not passing judgment Bob, just being a voice of opposition ; )
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I'm with you 4ever3.......I couldn't enjoy a single bite. Not trying to judge, But I've been on the other end of that great deal.

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