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My first Standing Rib Roast
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I'm real proud to say a huge success. Thanks to this forum and it's members. We cooked it Mad Max style. Thanks Max.
Cindy and I took advantage of the meat sale at Publix this past week. A small roast I know but, it was mighty tasty. :P
First I cut the bone almost off. Then we sprinkled dried rosemary and then three of Richards rubs. Indian River Rainbow Rub and Kona Koast Koffee Rub and Indian River Spice Blend. Then I tied the bone back on.
At the same time Cindy got two baking potato's ready using evoo and kosher salt.
We had two recipe's for a dipping sauce so I asked Cindy to make 1/2 of each to try them out.
Mainegg told me about this one. Thanks Julie
http://simplyrecipes.com/recipes/horseradish_sauce/
I got this one from somewhere.
http://today.msnbc.msn.com/id/40421635/ns/today-foodwine/
I think both were great but, Cindy was parcel to the one from Jules.
The egg is heated to 500F with the plate setter and foil lined drip pan and the food grid. On the egg with the ET-73 food probe in place. As soon as I put it in and closed the dome I set the bottom vent to 325F.
Part way through the cook.
About the 90 min mark I checked the roast and decided to pull it for the rest.
After a 20 min rest I brought the potato's in and fixed my plate. I uncovered the roast and checked the IT and it hadn't gone up unless I checked in a different place than the last time.
I cut the strings and sliced a piece off the end for Cindy.
Here is a plate pic.
Here is a dollop of the two different dipping sauces.
This is the best beef cut. We will be doing this more often. Thanks for looking.
Cindy and I took advantage of the meat sale at Publix this past week. A small roast I know but, it was mighty tasty. :P
First I cut the bone almost off. Then we sprinkled dried rosemary and then three of Richards rubs. Indian River Rainbow Rub and Kona Koast Koffee Rub and Indian River Spice Blend. Then I tied the bone back on.
At the same time Cindy got two baking potato's ready using evoo and kosher salt.
We had two recipe's for a dipping sauce so I asked Cindy to make 1/2 of each to try them out.
Mainegg told me about this one. Thanks Julie
http://simplyrecipes.com/recipes/horseradish_sauce/
I got this one from somewhere.
http://today.msnbc.msn.com/id/40421635/ns/today-foodwine/
I think both were great but, Cindy was parcel to the one from Jules.
The egg is heated to 500F with the plate setter and foil lined drip pan and the food grid. On the egg with the ET-73 food probe in place. As soon as I put it in and closed the dome I set the bottom vent to 325F.
Part way through the cook.
About the 90 min mark I checked the roast and decided to pull it for the rest.
After a 20 min rest I brought the potato's in and fixed my plate. I uncovered the roast and checked the IT and it hadn't gone up unless I checked in a different place than the last time.
I cut the strings and sliced a piece off the end for Cindy.
Here is a plate pic.
Here is a dollop of the two different dipping sauces.
This is the best beef cut. We will be doing this more often. Thanks for looking.
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Man that looks Great and bet it tasted even better.
Great cook -
looks like you guys had a wonderful dinner glad you liked the sauce.
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Looks awesome Tim, Congratulations on your first standing rib, great job! I just ate and I'm drooling all over again. :cheer:
Blair
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Thanks Chris it was dynamite! :P
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I would say that your first go at the standing rib roast was a huge success. You nailed it!!!
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Thanks Julie. It was the best!
The sauce was great I liked them both. I have a london broil to do when I get around to it and I think the left over sauce will work for that as well.
Hope your was great. -
Thanks Blair. We were very pleased. :P
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Thanks Richard. It is wonderful and soooo easy. :P
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Awesome, Tim. It looks like you did a great job of it. I wish you and Cindy a Happy Easter.Happily egging on my original large BGE since 1996... now the owner of 5 eggs. Call me crazy, everyone else does!
3 Large, 1 Small, 1 well-used Mini -
Looks GREAT, Tim! Prime rib is one of our favorites! Today is day 44 on my 16 pound rib eye sub primal that I'm aging to day 60. Seeing your prime rib makes me grit my teeth and cross my legs...but I'm holding out! :laugh:Re-gasketing America one yard at a time.
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Looks perfect;y cooked Tim!Molly
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LBGE, MBGE, SBGE , MiniBGE and a Mini Mini BGE -
Sure looks like you have some experience at it.. Great looking cook!
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Great job Tim!! Weare on the same page on this one, now I just need you to give me some photography lessons! :laugh:
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Hey Tim, I've made a bunch of prime ribs, but I never made baked potatoes on my Egg! :P It all looks great!
Brian -
I've done many over the years in the oven with great luck. Can't wait to try one on the egg. The first horseradish sauce from Julie sounds perfect. No cooking here today. Had brunch with Laurie at the marina during the never ending rain . Hope you didn't get the weather we did.
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Yum!!!. The best thing about cutting the meat off the bone and re-twineing is the cooked bone stays in the kitchen as the cooks treat.Large, small and mini now Egging in Rowlett Tx
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Thanks Faith. We enjoyed this cook. Delicious and easy.
Happy Easter to you and yours as well. -
Thanks Capt. Frank. Wonderful cook. :P
I take several pic's and choose the ones I want. You can do it. -
Thanks Ron.
For a first Cindy and I were very happy.
Your not far from your mark. Soon you will be eating the best of the best. -
Hey Molly. Thanks. This was a big hit for us.
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Hey Jerry, Thanks.
After reading this forum most every day for the past two years I'm still learning and making first cooks.
Loving every min of it. -
Hey Brian, We love baked potato's off the egg. We rinse them off and dry and evoo and kosher salt. Then indirect most any temp use your thermapen and let it go to 200F IT.
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Yeah boy that's a treat for sure. :P
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Looks as though you've been egging them for years!!! Mouth-watering pics. :laugh:
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Thanks Elizabeth, I have this forum to blame. :woohoo:
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S.W.E.E.T!!! That looks DIVINE!
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This ole thing?
Thanks Hoss :laugh:
It went very well. -
Awesome rib roast! Classic and a favorite, I can see why you're going to do this again. :woohoo:
I'm sure you have now encouraged everyone new to this cook on the egg to give it a try! -
Thanks Clay, That's why I made it a somewhat detailed post with lots of pic's. That and I document it for myself for future refrence. Hope you had a great weekend. Tim
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Nice cook. The meat looked great.
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