Saturday Standing Rib Cook (Au Jus Friday)

Jason TQ

somebody shut me the fark up.

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Testing out one of the standing rib roasts tomorrow. Giving meathead's recipe a go. Will follow it pretty closely.

https://amazingribs.com/tested-recipes/beef-and-bison-recipes/prime-rib-and-other-beef-roasts/

Trimmed up the roast yesterday, salted and into the fridge. Today I have his recipe for the au jus going in the pressure cooker. Roasted the bones and tossed in with the ingredients.

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Will smoke it in one of the easy bake ovens I have. I've always liked steaks better, but we'll see if a new recipe changes things and I've never done an au jus with the prime rib so maybe that will help. Also might make a horseradish sauce. I do love prime rib sandwiches too so leftovers might be even better. :biggrin1:

Anyone have alternative rib roast sauces they like?

More to come.
 
Another monumental gathering in Lawrenceville. I have a feeling that the prime rib is going to be excellent!
 
I usually don't do any sauce other than au jus when having rib roast.

But if I did use a sauce, it would probably be something like a subtle garlic aioli to not overpower the flavor of rib roast.

I tried horsey sauce with prime rib for a couple bites once and went back to just the au jus. All I could taste was the horseradish. Different strokes.

I want to taste the meat flavor, not the sauce flavor.

I gotta feeling you're gonna kill the roast on your first try.

PS.- I prefer it cut into steaks too. Something about when the fire meets the meat directly and makes a crust that I like. :heh:

It's called FLAVOR!
 
Alcohol induced mistakes have been made......
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That was actually going to be the subject of my previous post when I saw the bottles, I actually had most of that warning typed but I backtracked and gave you the benefit of the doubt that you could control everything. I'll not make that mistake again :wink:
 
Well just "forgot" to check the temperature, which I guess is an "important" step in this process.

Luckily most of the guests like their meat further done than medium rare. Was still yummy and I ate a bunch of the spinalis pieces. Wife made a cake which was excellent.
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