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Prime Rib perfection
tridogdude
Posts: 136
Decide to try a prime rib after reading a post on here from @Monty77 and we've had one setting in the freezer for over a year. Started out with 5 LB bone in. Rubbed liberally with extra virgin olive oil, rubbed with Lead Dog rub (Alaska favorite), kosher salt, Penzeys garlic and Executive Chef meat rub and crushed black pepper.
Placed Prime Rib on V-rack in roasting pan with beef broth, fresh garlic cloves, dried tarragon and dried parsley.
Setup the grill for indirect (platesetter up) at 235F with some Apple wood chunks scattered on the edges of the lump. Cooked for 3 hours 25 minutes to get an internal temp of 120F. Took off grill for 115 minutes while egg was heating to 600F for a sear. Seared top, and sides for 1 minute 30 seconds each and then pulled to set for another 10 minutes. Wrapped with foil while continuing to monitor I.T. where it settled at 133F.
This was our first shot at cooking Prime on BGE but it could not have been better to our liking. Nice crunchy flavorful sear and medium well ends with center turning out right where we love it at medium rare. The broth with garlic and spices from the drip pan made the most flavorful Aus Jus. Slight hint of smoke with the other spices and garlic made this stuff like the nectar of the gods. Topped everything with roasted asparagus and fresh salad. Just wondering why I had cooked on propane all those years before discovering the wonders of The Big Green Egg!
Didn't try the Hot tub method on this go around and not really sure this could have got any better. Next one will be one that has not set in the freezer as long. Here are a few pics to show that it indeed happened.
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Looks like a winner to me. Awesome job. Prime rib is one of my very favorites.
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Looks prime time...
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Looks great! Love the asparagus, too. Is that snow on the ground already?XL, JR, and more accessories than anyone would ever need near Olympia, WA
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Love it. Nice work.-----------I feel a whole lot more like I do now than I did when I got here.
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That looks perfect! Running out and picking up a prime rib nowAurora,OH
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Prime Rib is now on my to-do list!Thanks for sharing.New Albany, Ohio
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Good job! Prime rib on the egg is one of my favorite meals!
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Not sure what looks better, the view from the deck or the Prime Rib................... who am i getting of course it's the PR.
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Looks awesome.Green egg, dead animal and alcohol. The "Boro".. TN
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Awesome looking prime rib._________________________________________________Don't let the truth get in the way of a good story!Large BGE 2006, Mini Max 2014, 36" Blackstone, Anova Sous Vide
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Going looking beef, and the roasting pan didn't turn black... Impressive
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This is one of my favorite cooks! We do not go out to eat prime rib any longer.Great looking result man!------------------------------
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Haven't done a rib in a while. I gotta do one soon. I'm sure it was much more red than it appears in the cut pic no?
Steve
Caledon, ON
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That looks fantastic!!!! The asparegrass is also a favorite of mine.... Nice pics.
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Looks awesome but I can't understand how someone can leave such a good hunk of meat in a freezer for that long! CrazyNW IOWA
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Phenomenal!! :-bdUsing a MBGE,woo/w stone,livin' in Hayward California," The Heart Of The Bay "
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PNWFoodie said:Looks great! Love the asparagus, too. Is that snow on the ground already?Yeah, we have had snow on the ground for almost 2 months now. It comes early here in Alaska. Just a way of life.Thanks to everyone for their comments. This site is a wealth of info from some very talented people. Been on a lot of forums and hardly stick with them. The amount of help one receives on this site is unrivaled. Thanks again to @Monty77 for posting his cook as it helped me out tremendously.@RRP I am going to give the hot tub thing a go that you mentioned on @Monty77 post. Just didn't have all the stuff needed for this cook and since it was a Prime just laying in the freezer, didn't want to gear up for this on short notice.@Little Steven Yeah, it was very red on the center cuts. The ends were about medium and the bark turned out really good. Still trying to figure out how much rub to add to a lot of my cooks. Too much and it's overpowering, not enough and it lacks some. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.Phatchris Yeah, not sure how the pan didn't turn black on this one. Was the first cook with it and was giving it a test run for the Mad Max Turkey since I had to modify the handles to fit inside my LBGE. We'll see what it looks like after the turkey cook though.
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Looks great, I would love a slice of that right now! Glad you enjoyed the post, but I do have to give credit to NibbleMeThis, I try many recipes from this site. http://www.nibblemethis.com/You can't beat a good prime rib cooked on the Egg!Large BGE 2011, XL BGE 2015, Mini Max 2015, and member of the "North of the Border Smokin Squad" Canadian Outdoor Chef from London, Ontario, Canada
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Double A with a capital A AAwesome !!! Love me some prime rib !!!!Maybe the only thing I like better than brisket....did I just say that....Both are my favorites...right there with pulled pork !!What the heck...I love it all !!
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Donnie, I think you're turning into sgh, he has many "very favorites"
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Yeah...I have read a lot of his posts over the past year....I think we have a couple things in common.....we both love food and we both love food !!!!
Donnie Dawes - RNNL8 BBQ - Carrollton, KY
TWIN XLBGEs, 1-Beautiful wife, 1 XS Yorkie
I'm keeping serious from now on...no more joking around from me...Meatheads !!
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