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I'm looking to do the same tomorrow eve. for the in-laws. I searched the recipes a bit and looked on the web. I got mine at Costco, no bone. Any advice would be appreciated.
I've used Mad Max's recipe on Naked Whiz site...also playing with fire is very similar and will work. It's an easy cook, just don't over cook. I'll pull my prime rib about 10 degrees before I want my target temp to be, for the rest will continue to cook. Good luck, it is a very good dinner and am getting hungry thinking about it.
I used this method last weekend to practice for the daughters' upcoming wedding rehearsal dinner. Worked GREAT! Now for the real deal in two weeks.....
For those that use the MadMax method, Can you give me a ballpark figure for time? I know it depends on size of the roast and temp you want it at, but I just need a ballpark for planning purposes. Doing my first one for some friends Saturday night and looking for what time to start the cook so that it finishes roughly at dinner time...
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