Succulent Success!! Prime Rib Roast (Christmas Eve Dinner)...

3GunFlyer

Hello, all...and Merry Christmas!

I trimmed and cooked a seven-bone prime rib roast on our XL for dinner on Christmas Eve according to the instructions at amazingribs.com. Let me tell you all that if you haven't tried their recipes, you're missing out. This rib roast turned out SUPERBLY, and had all in attendance in agreement that it was the best prime rib they'd ever had.

There she is, prior to going on The Hulk (as we call our XL BGE)...all rubbed down with Mrs. O'Leary's Cow Crust wet rub.

The drip pan, loaded with four rib bones, onion, garlic, carrots, celery, and two cups each of beef stock and dry red wine.

The result...before the drooling family got a hold of it, anyhow.

theyolksonyou

That looks fantastic. Nice cook!

TN2TX

Looks great! Question, do you think it would have fit on a large? 

3GunFlyer

Maybe just barely. On a large, I might halve it and just cook two separate roasts. That might make the people who like the crusty shoe leather ends happy...especially if there's more than two!

(But then again, who needs friends like that? :P )

SGH

That's some mighty fine looking grub brother =D>

DieselkW

Looks great, did my invitation to dinner get lost in the mail?

3GunFlyer

We had a packed house, but there's always room for one more...provided you bring tribute.

Lagavulin works good.

SloppyJoe

Oh this makes me so sloppy hungry

shtgunal3

Great job man

robnybbq

That looks great. When are you cooking it again? I'll bring the booze since I am unable to get those results.

fusionhq

Looks awesome!! I made a somewhat similar recipe and it was really good!!

tridogdude

Nice looking cook right there. Hell, the drip pan alone makes my mouth water.

I would have to agree with you on the recipes over at Amazingribs.com. Have learned an awful lot of good stuff on that site. 

Chubbs

Wow that's a nice hunk of beef @-)