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Prime Rib Cook Times

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stuckman
stuckman Posts: 11
edited December 2014 in EggHead Forum

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Here's another couple quick prime rib questions.  I've got a 8.25# boneless rib roast to serve 11 people that will go on the BGE tonight.  The rub will be a simple worcestershire sauce, Montreal seasoning and kosher salt combo (plus, maybe a little cayenne for some kick).  Med rare is probably too red for my group so I'm thinking of pulling the roast at 130F and then doing a reverse sear to put some crust on the roast and get the temp up to 140F.

 

Two questions.

1.  How long will this take to cook (8.25# at 275F dome temp and pull at 130F)?

2.  Will this be pink (medium) and not red?

 

Thanks for all the help!!

 

Stuckman

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  • pgprescott
    pgprescott Posts: 14,544
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    Couple hours depending on the temp of the roast when you put it on. 140 will not be red at all. Since you are shooting for med- med rare, keep in mind that if you are done early, say an hour or so, you can foil the roast while resting and it will rise in temp 5-8 degrees. Pretty good window to work with. Just keep in mind that you cannot uncooked the roast. Once you reach a temp, no going backwards. Good luck.