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Christmas/Holiday Season Prime Rib Pron Thread 2012

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Let's see yer prime ribs, ribeye roasts, standing rib roasts - whatever you wanna call it!

I was more happy with the meat I got last year, but I ain't complaining - still better than a sharp stick in the eye! :thumb:

Here's mine - put 'em up farkers!

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Wish I could take pictures like you guys. I did a 11 lb using Tyler Florence's Ultimate horseradish/garlic crust on the grill. 350 for 3 hours, perfect.
 
Well, my ~10# roast went from 40° to 115° IT in three hours, cooked at 220°, forcing me to cooler it for a while. I then pulled it and threw it in the oven at 400° for about thirty minutes to finish it. Although it tasted great it was a little overdone and it had some gray on the end I didn't much care for.
My talented wife, however, used the drippin's for gravy and it was so good there could have been styrofoam underneath and it still would have been a hit. ;)
 

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They all look great!!


Let's see yer prime ribs, ribeye roasts, standing rib roasts - whatever you wanna call it!

I was more happy with the meat I got last year, but I ain't complaining - still better than a sharp stick in the eye! :thumb:

Here's mine - put 'em up farkers!

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Greg is this the aged hunka meat? If so, how did you like it compared to non aged? It looks fantastic!! :cool::-D
 
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Wife picked up a 12.25 lb behemoth, invited everyone she knew then told me I was cooking Prime Rib and Crab Legs. Covered with EVOO, S&P and a dash of Montreal, cooked at 225-240* for 3.5 hrs with pecan, pulled at 120* IT, rested about 40 mins, came up to about 132* while I fiddled with ginormous crab legs. I had planned a reverse sear but temp was good and crust was good so I skipped it. Everyone said it was my best one yet. My camera crew was less than perfect but here is what I have for pr0n. I really have to explain to the wife the importance of good pics to document the cook.:boxing:
 

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