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Fantastic Standing Rib Roast Results -- THANK YOU

EGC
EGC Posts: 448
edited November -1 in EggHead Forum
Thanks for all the help you all provided. In short, great success!

We started with a 7 bone roast:
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Which we cut down to a 4 bone and a 3 bone roast
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We packed up the 3 bone and froze it for a later date. He is a close-up of the marbling on the un-rubbed roast
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Lightly basted with worchester & seasoned with kosher salt, fresh ground pepper and garlic powder
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Coasted with a mustard and worschershire sauce for a bark
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Placed on the egg at 250*. After 2.5 hours here it is, internal temp at 97*
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My son watching and waiting for the polder to hit 124. It took about 3:45 for get there
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Removed, added more salt, pepper and garlic, wrapped in foil and put in a cooler. Cranked up to temp to 550 - 600 (indirect) and returned to the egg to sear for 10 minutes
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After resting for about 20 minutes prior to carving
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On the plate with hashbrown casserole, broccoli, served with au jus and horseradish sauce
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It was GREAT! The only problem was I blew the probe during the sear, even though it was wrapped in foil. Great price per use since it was brand new. Bummer.

Merry Christmas everyone.

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