Prime Rib roast - food p*rn

smokin Jim · Posted: Sep 23 2007 Post subject: Prime Rib roast - food p*rn

Just got done 2 - 15# prime rib roasts for a customer. Cooked over oak fire at 250-260F for 5 hrs. They were about 135F in the center when removed. Also di 95# of inside round roasts and still have 4 - 8# butts on. Busy day but soon get to kick back and relax.

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DaHorns · Posted: Sep 23 2007 Post subject:

OMG, that looks great. I love those things, they are SOOOOO juicy, a little horseradish and I'm in heaven!
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BBQMAN · Posted: Sep 23 2007 Post subject:

Wow, that looks great! Very Happy

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Canadian Bacon · Posted: Sep 23 2007 Post subject:

Gotta love that prime rib,looks amazing.

StarsandStripes · BBQ Fan Joined: 06 Mar 2007 Posts: 385

Sweet sassy mollassy.

marvsbbq · BBQ All Star Joined: 15 May 2005 Posts: 6186

ONE of my personal favorites

stetch · Posted: Sep 23 2007 Post subject:

I've only done one prime rib and over cooked it so it was only great, not fabulous. It is expensive meat to not be fabulous.

smokin Jim · Posted: Sep 23 2007 Post subject:

That one in the picture was $91 cdn, oh, that is the same in USD now. My butcher gave me a good price of just under $6/lb.
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brae0408 · BBQ Fan Joined: 08 Feb 2007 Posts: 178 Location: Omaha, NE

I want to see a picture of the insideof the roast. PLEASE, PLEASE
Looks great. That is my favorite cut of meat to smoke.

stetch · Posted: Sep 24 2007 Post subject:

thats not bad, I paid like $15/lb, because I live in the land of health food freaks and everything is too expensive.

Plus, not being a professional, I have to pay "retail" rates.

yukoff · Posted: Sep 24 2007 Post subject:

around christmas time, the Costco in our area will have USDA Prime rib roasts for $10/lb, $12/lb boneless, prices you cannot beat for retail! I asked if they do custom orders, they said yes for a full case, but that runs $800 or more since i think they said a case is 60 to 90 pounds, i cannot remember.

kbrew · Posted: Oct 07 2007 Post subject:

135F waaaaay too high!

Pigslips · Posted: Oct 07 2007 Post subject:

Found an 8 pounder at Safeway, their Ranchers Select for HALF OFF!! Laughing

gone>>>>>>> Razz

PLUS LAID A $10 COUPON ON THEM.
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Big Mike · Posted: Oct 07 2007 Post subject:

MMMM good. Looks great and nice price from the butcher.

Every once in a blue moon I can catch them on sale for 4.99lb but most of the time they are $9 lb.
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Doc1680 · Posted: Oct 08 2007 Post subject:

MMMM...prime rib. The best food p*rn. Did you get any pics of it cut? That would really send me over the egde.
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sksmoker · Newbie Joined: 21 Jul 2007 Posts: 51 Location: Regina, SK

Oh baby does that look good! I can almost smell it Smile

My local butcher shop has PR for $6.99/lb. I guess somethings are cheaper around here.. go figure! Nice deal on the PR!
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