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Publix $5.99/lb Rib Roast
Capt Frank
Posts: 2,578
Ther was some discussion on here a couple of days ago about this meat sale and the meat grade, so I just had to give it a try.
I am baching right now as my bride is visiting with grandkids, so I got the smallest one in the case
The raws
P4220005 by Capt Frank1, on Flickr
On the egg using the "Start w/ a 500 degree dome and shut down for 350 method"
P4220008 by Capt Frank1, on Flickr
Pulled at 122 internal, since this was only a two bone roast was ready in about an hour
P4220012 by Capt Frank1, on Flickr
Came to to 138-140 while I was fixing my salad and corn
P4220011 by Capt Frank1, on Flickr
Perfect! :P :cheer:
P4220013 by Capt Frank1, on Flickr
Served up w/tomato and avacado, fresh Florida corn and some horseradish sauce :ohmy:
P4220015 by Capt Frank1, on Flickr
I put some DP Pinapple Head on the corn, very good. :P
I have plenty left over for another great meal.
This was definetly a good cut of meat, on sale for about 1/2 normal price. They are still on until Wednesday, so I think I will get another for the freezer! :cheer:
Thanks for loking and have a great weekend
I am baching right now as my bride is visiting with grandkids, so I got the smallest one in the case
The raws
P4220005 by Capt Frank1, on Flickr
On the egg using the "Start w/ a 500 degree dome and shut down for 350 method"
P4220008 by Capt Frank1, on Flickr
Pulled at 122 internal, since this was only a two bone roast was ready in about an hour
P4220012 by Capt Frank1, on Flickr
Came to to 138-140 while I was fixing my salad and corn
P4220011 by Capt Frank1, on Flickr
Perfect! :P :cheer:
P4220013 by Capt Frank1, on Flickr
Served up w/tomato and avacado, fresh Florida corn and some horseradish sauce :ohmy:
P4220015 by Capt Frank1, on Flickr
I put some DP Pinapple Head on the corn, very good. :P
I have plenty left over for another great meal.
This was definetly a good cut of meat, on sale for about 1/2 normal price. They are still on until Wednesday, so I think I will get another for the freezer! :cheer:
Thanks for loking and have a great weekend
Comments
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Looks like a great meal. DP Pineapple Head was thee 1 rub we didn't have but picked up in FL. Will have to try it on corn.
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Looks awesome! Nice work with the roast. And a terrific price for sure. I wanted to pop into the Publix on Eau Gallie just to check out the store(and prices)but not enough time and it was late coming back from Squid Lips. Funny how I like to visit a market to assess a butcher shop and oogle the meat :blink: , must be addiction. :silly:
Have a great Easter Capt.Frank! -
That looks outstanding!! We have a local grocery that is fairly reasonable on rib roast.......$5.99/lb. for Choice. Occasionally on sale for $4.99/lb. And it's hard to beat a rib roast on the egg. Happy Easter!!
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Clay, I think that affliction befalls all eggers, sooner or later!!
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Capt. Frank, I went to Publix and got mine. It's a two bone. If I understand it correctly they will sell for $6.99 a pound after Wednesday for a time. Yours looks great. :P
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Nice lookin' cook! 8 - ),, Here is a visual on how to select the best cut of prime rib. The one on the left (2nd cut) is from the 6-8 front end (closest to the shoulder). On the right is the 1st cut (ribs 9-12) and is closest to the loin. The muscle/fat structure is the key and the latter will be the most tender & succulen. Pix deleted.
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freezer? just toss it unwrapped in the fridgeed egli avea del cul fatto trombetta -Dante
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Thanks all, this was a really good piece of meat and an easy cook.
Clay, I think you will find that Publix is an above average supermarket chain, they seem to do a pretty good job with all of their products and I am sure the one in Eau Gallie is very upscale, after all, that is where Richard lives :laugh:
Rascal, that is a very helpful picture, thanks for posting. -
Really nice cook. I was so glad when the first Publix came to town. We now have three.Do you use the cast iron grates all the time?Thanks Randy
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Thanks Randy, I use the CI a lot of the time, especially with direct cooks, but not all the time.
In case you were wondering these are the ones from www.cast-iron-grate.com They are a nice product, I have the griddle insert which adds to their versitility. -
I see you deleated the pic's. :unsure:
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Capt. Frank, I am just learning myself. To bad Rascal could not keep the pic's in the post. :unsure:
Read the last comment by flyfish
http://chowhound.chow.com/topics/281454
I also learned a few things by reading through this post.
http://chowhound.chow.com/topics/281414
Did you see this link in the last post?
http://www.victoriapacking.com/beefinfo.html -
Thanks Tim, that was interesting.
I have no idea what happened to Rascls pics. I would not even know how to delete pics from a post!
Happy Easter
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