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HELP! Boneless Rib Roast @ 115 F Two Hours early!
Kortneys
Posts: 26
All,
My boneless rib roast is at 115 F two hours early. I planned to go direct at this point and take to 128 or so, but not sure what to do since we won't be ready to eat for 2 more hours. What should I do?
Thanks in advance!
Indianapolis, Indiana. Go Colts & Hoosiers!
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Certainly more experienced folks out there, but I'm inclined to say you're gonna get pull it and FTC it.
Chris
LBGE
Hughesville, MD -
128 seems very low for a roast. It will still be raw inside. If that is what your after then so be it. I like my roasts cooked a bit to soften up the tissue and make it tender.
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Sorry, 138...typo on my part. I pulled it at 120 and have decided to double wrap in foil (steam) and see what it does to temp, then sear it right before serving. We will see what happens!! Ugh...$120 and 3 days of prep is flashing before my eyes!Indianapolis, Indiana. Go Colts & Hoosiers!
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I'd say go ahead and towel and cooler it as well. Will certainly hold the heat better.
Chris
LBGE
Hughesville, MD -
Roger @CP92. It is stabilized at 119 right now...Indianapolis, Indiana. Go Colts & Hoosiers!
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I would say FTC until reverse sear time. I would still think 125* is good for the final IT. I would also think a short rest after the sear still. Just a thought. Good luck.
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Let us know the results. I know the anguish over the feeling of a blown meal and a hundred plus $$.
Chris
LBGE
Hughesville, MD -
Why could you not also cut then take each piece and "finish" on a 500* direct for a minute or so?
Ernie McClain
Scottsbluff, Nebraska
(in the extreme western panhandle of NE)
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I had a hungry crowd when I put it back on. The temp was 116 and I decided to speed it up. I put it on direct at 350 and it took about 45 minutes for the temp to get to 135. I pulled it off, lots of crunchy outside and pink inside. I was a bit disappointed with the 3/4" brown ring edge (versus all pink - I figured this would happen given the high cooking temp and direct), but it was still so moist and flavorful. This was my first boneless ribeye roast, and I learned a ton! Thanks for all of your help and suggestions!Indianapolis, Indiana. Go Colts & Hoosiers!
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Kortneys said:All,My boneless rib roast is at 115 F two hours early. I planned to go direct at this point and take to 128 or so, but not sure what to do since we won't be ready to eat for 2 more hours. What should I do?Thanks in advance!
Steve
Caledon, ON
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I had a similar problem.
Hey henapple, let's eat at 5
Hey henapple, let's move it 5:30
Hey henapple, they'll be here at 6Green egg, dead animal and alcohol. The "Boro".. TN -
@little_steven 225 FIndianapolis, Indiana. Go Colts & Hoosiers!
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