How to warm leftover Prime Rib

Mega Egga · December 2007

All the company is gone and we want to finish the leftover prime rib tonight. What is the best way to reheat it without losing the rareness?....thanks

thirdeye · December 2007

Mega Egga,[p]If you have a Foodsaver, I would seal them and warm in a hot water bath.[p]~thirdeye~

mad max beyond eggdome · December 2007

Mega Egga,
frankly, i can't stand warmed over prime rib. . .having said that, here's a couple of things you can do. .[p]1. cut a couple of thick slices, season them with cajun seasoning and/or something like dizzy cowlick or raising the steaks, or even red eye express ...then heat up a cast iron skillet really hot, and 'blacken' them. .. [p]2. better still and this is a big hit at my house. ..cube up some potatoes, and dice some onions ...in a large skillet or wok in the egg, heat up a stick of butter, then throw in the taters and onions, some salt and pepper. ...stir/toss this until the taters are soft ans starting to brown. ... cube up the prime rib and add it to the taters/onions .... keep cooking this till the taters are browned and the meat is good and hot. ...great hash, and it makes a total meal all by itself ... .

Bobby-Q · December 2007

Mega Egga,
If you have any juice left from the cook then heat that up and let the meat come to room temperature. Cover the meat in the hot juice and it should warm it up enough to serve as leftovers.

Unknown · December 2007

Mega Egga,
I can only tell you how I've been doing it this week, including tonight. I slice off the size steak I want and then let it set out until it's room temp. I put some au jus in a frying pan and bring it to a boil. Then I throw the steak in for a minute or minute-and-a-half per side depending on size. The outside will turn brown but the core will still be medium rare much like a grilled steak.

Spin · December 2007

thirdeye,[p]This methods works wonderfully for us. If you don't have a foodsaver, use a ziplock bag and submerge most of the bag to force the air out and then seal and heat that way.[p]Spin

Car Wash Mike · December 2007

mad max beyond eggdome,
Do you put any EVOO in the wok to keep the butter from burning or just cook at a lower temp? I have some leftover prime rib and going to try this weekend.[p]Mike

mad max beyond eggdome · December 2007

Car Wash Mike,
whoops, forgot to say that i do a combination of butter and vegitable oil. .. .

mitch · December 2007

Mega Egga,
Cut real thin (shave) and heat in au jus and have a prime rib sammie. Beats a cheese steak any day.

Unknown · December 2007

nutcase,
I do it the same way and it works like a charm.......even concentrates the AuJus flavor.

Hugh Jass · December 2007

...leftover Prime Rib?[p]I never heard of such a thing![p]'-)[p]

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