What is usual cooking time per pound for Prime Rib

Uncle Phil · December 2010

Good Morning and Merry Christmas, everyone. I am doing a prime rib for dinner this afternoon and know I want an internal temp of 125 or so. I only have about 3.5 pounds of meat/bone and was trying to gauge the time to put this on so I can eat at 2 pm today. Any ideas?

Uncle Phil

Little Steven · December 2010

Phil,

What temp are you planning on cooking at?

Steve

Uncle Phil · December 2010

Probably seer at 500 then cook at 325.

kricks · December 2010

Or you could do it the opposite way. I attended a cooking class of Bobby Q's and he put it on at 325 I think... got it to 125 or 120. Pulled it off and let it rest. Brought the Egg up to something short of nuclear and then seared it. Basically the reverse sear method. There is all kinds of info on that. Me, I'd do the 20 mins per pound as a guideline.

Uncle Phil · December 2010

Thanks, Kevin:
That sounds like a plan.

Phil

kricks · December 2010

Now I'm worried!

Hate to be responsible for a someone's prime rib!! Just keep an eye on it... you know the the whole resting thing and temp run up. I like mine rare - med rare so that is the where my temps come from. Enjoy!!!!!

Little Steven · December 2010

Phil,

I would plan on a little less. 15 to 18, specially with a small one.

Steve

kricks · December 2010

How did it turn out?

What is usual cooking time per pound for Prime Rib

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