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edited November -1 in EggHead Forum
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<p />Picture of the 4 bone in Prime Rib that weighted 9.7 lbs......[p]Came out perfect. I did sear it and did lose some amr hair in the process but it was well worth it. At one point I had some concerns on whether or not I would be able to get it off of the egg since it was flaming up so much at 600 degrees.
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  • Haggis
    Haggis Posts: 998
    WVU_Egg,[p]Wow!
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  • Frozen Chosen
    Frozen Chosen Posts: 131
    WVU_Egg,
    very nice/ uniform color without the ring of well done at the edge. How did the cook proceed after the sear? I would do this, except for the lack of rendered fat for Yorkshire....
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    Frozen Chosen,
    I actually had 2 Prime Ribs cooking that day. The first one (8 lbs) had a lot of the fat trimmed off. This one had more of a fat cap on it that I didn't trim off. THus the sear was very intense and very dangerous. But after the sear, and resting for 25 minutes or so, I merely cooked indirect at 310 using my BBQ guru. Used some hickory and some cherry chips but not enough to overpower the meat.[p]This one was rubbed with the Raising the Steaks rub by Dizzy Pig and I used some Billy Bee Honey Mustard. On the other one, I just used plain old Sea Salt, Pepper and yellow mustard. [p]Egg'd both until 125 internal and they both came out perfect Medium Rare. Plenty of leftovers for family members to take so everyone is happy today.
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