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Beef Prime Rib Bones
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nodock
Posts: 26
have some kinda meaty bones...I'm thinking a hot cook might be best...not a lot of meat on the bones so a slow cook might REALLY dry it out...need some help...thanks,
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Why not try braising them in beer or wine or something? That will keep them from drying out.
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when i did my primerib
i just took the bnones and put them back on the egg at around 280 and let them finish off for another 2 hours squirted them with a little red wine (leftovers from friends) sauced them with Wild Boar BBQ sauce the last 30 min. they turned out pretty good some have done them with the 3-1-1 method but you have already cooked them with the roasthappy eggin
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thanks, I do braise short ribs...they are tougher and meatier......but its a good thought,,
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