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Thanksgiving Advice Boneless Prime Rib
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thirdeye
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It looks like my only option for choice beef will be a boneless roast, and I generally cook the bone-in ones. Trying to cover all the bases here, any tips when barbecuing a boneless one? I will be using low pit temps and my Big Green Egg.
Happy Trails
~thirdeye~
Barbecue is not rocket surgery
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That is my favorite way to cook prime rib - with or without the bone.
It gives great flavor (I like mesquite), helps tenderize the meat and is very forgiving if the meal gets delayed.
I liked this rub from RRP, but have also used DP, Raising the Steaks.
Prime Rib Rub as modified
1 T ground mustard
1.5 t table salt
0.5 t paprika
0.25 t allspice
0.25 t fresh ground pepper
1 t granulated onion powder
0.5 t garlic powder -
This method works both w/wo bones.
http://www.eggheadforum.com/index.php?option=com_simpleboard&func=view&id=897781&catid=1 -
its the same cook except its called a delmonico roastfukahwee maineyou can lead a fish to water but you can not make him drink it
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I'll pass along my experience. Purchased a whole rib roast at Sam's (~8 lbs). I cut it in half because didn't have that many people coming over. I allowed it to sit out on the counter for 2 hours before cooking at 250 dome indirect with numerous chunks of hickory wood. I believe I only seasoned with s&p and cooked it for 3 hours until meat temp hit 125 or 130. I planned on doing a reverse sear but the meat had a nice mahogony color so I let well enough along. It was cooked perfectly throughout the cross section, ie: no well done edge with bloody center. I was slightly dissapointed with the meat...it was as good as any resraurant could have done but less then my expectations. I contribute that with the meat not the preparation. Did the second half the same way a month later with similar results although the meat might have been slightly better on that end.
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I'm sittin' here reading this and have come to the conclusion that this is a trick question!! :woohoo: I don't know that I've ever seen you ask a question on how to cook something! :ohmy:
Anyway, I cook these the same way I cook the bone-in type. -
Hehehee. No, not a trick question. I put a lot of conficence in those bones.... It's more like I'm looking for small tips that I might not think of. I've considered using foil toward the end of the cook, maybe not sealed but a boat to catch some juices. I'm also considering shooting some hot aujus into it when the internal passes 100°. Studding with garlic is an option too and I might use my larding needle with some garlic butter.Happy Trails~thirdeye~Barbecue is not rocket surgery
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like the idea of the au jus to get some salt flavor down into the meatfukahwee maineyou can lead a fish to water but you can not make him drink it
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You should... you were the one that convinced me to shoot my briskets during the plateau.
Besides I have a new toy and an itchy trigger finger.Happy Trails~thirdeye~Barbecue is not rocket surgery -
much less work and mess injecting it in the egg, and i think it takes more than trying to do it cold on the counter. was using my big cabellas injector to baste a turkey this weekend :laugh: that one looks really nice, i like the big needlesfukahwee maineyou can lead a fish to water but you can not make him drink it
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The big one is huge. No problem having a chunk of garlic clogging it up.Happy Trails~thirdeye~Barbecue is not rocket surgery -
The only difference I see is you don't have the bone to protect it during the roast. just have to do a little more flipping/ rolling to keep the color and texture even. I do prefer Trex over reverse sear on the boneless ones, don't know that it makes a difference but I'm a creature of habit :laugh:
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Can you buy the beef ribs separate then tie them on? gnawling on the bones is some of the best part
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Pat, I had thought of turning it a couple of times during the cook to even out the doneness.... but tying on some other ribs is a new one on me. Interesting idea.
Gosh, I wonder if they have to be beef ribs?? Some pork ribs would make a good heat shield, and a tasty snack.Happy Trails~thirdeye~Barbecue is not rocket surgery
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