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Need to know how to cook Prime Rib

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markthewood
markthewood Posts: 36
edited November -1 in EggHead Forum
Need to know temps, approximate time per lb. and any other tips you've got...
Need help fast!!![p]THanks fellow eggers!!!
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  • Shelby
    Shelby Posts: 803
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    markthewood,
    Here's how I did mine at Christmas. It was 10.5 pounds; I let age 3 days in the fridge, then seasoned the night before. I set up egg for “low and slow” cook; started and let stabilize at 300 for 2 hours. I cooked indirect at 300 for 3 1/2 hours.
    Best I've ever cooked. Hope that helps. But others will give you more options/choices.
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  • TRex
    TRex Posts: 2,714
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    <p />markthewood,[p]Here's how I do mine. Good luck![p]TRex
    [ul][li]Prime Rib[/ul]
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  • Smokin Joe
    Smokin Joe Posts: 441
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    markthewood, I just did a 7 lb prime rib tonight and it was the best I ever cooked. Set up indirect, stabilized at 320. Seasoned with fresh ground black pepper, ground garlic powder & ground onion powder a few minutes before it went on the egg. Cooked it for 3 hours & 45 mins to an internal temp of 125*. Pulled it off, wrapped in foil and waited 15 mins. Cut the rib bones away and sliced into five lushous pieces. It was excellent!!! Served with loaded twice baked potatoes and asparagus. A nice cote de rhone and we were lovin it. Awesome baby!!! Joe

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  • BucsFanJim
    BucsFanJim Posts: 161
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    markthewood,
    Below is a link to my recipe, it was originally for a Weber Kettle <hack, cough> prior to my BGE initiation but the preparation is the key with this one.
    After reviewing the recipe and the way I used to do this on the Weber... I had to laugh at my comments about checking the heat every 15 minutes etc.

    [ul][li]5 star Prime Rib[/ul]
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