Prime Rib Recipe

HHIEGGMAN25

Good Morning All - Looking for a good PRIME RIB recipe for Easter. My wife purchased "boneless" 8 lb... Meat looks fantastic, would have preferred bone in. (We'll try that next go round.) Thanks in advance for suggestions. 

YukonRon

There are so many to be found by going to the search box in the upper right hand of this page and type in "Prime Rib". 
I use simple salt and pepper, fat side up, low and slow, indirect, pecan to smoke, until internal of 125, remove, foil, get my egg to 600F sear for a minute on each side to desired IT. Hope you find a recipe you will enjoy, and don't forget to post the pictures.
Good luck, although, you won't likely need it.

HHIEGGMAN25

Thanks for the reply - been looking at the recipes and there are many... LOL Simple is often better. We saw a few with herb butter that look interesting as well. Will do

randerson1126

This is one method I did and it turned out really tasty. 

INGREDIENTS

• For the Prime Rib:
• 5 lbs Prime Rib or rib roast
• ¼ cup extra virgin olive oil
• 2 tablespoons coarse ground pepper
• 2 tablespoons kosher salt
• For the Herb Paste:
• 3 cloves of garlic
• 1 tablespoon fresh rosemary
• 1 tablespoon fresh thyme
• 1 tablespoon fresh sage
• ¼ cup extra virgin olive oil

DIRECTIONS

For the Herb Paste
Place everything into a food processor and pulse a few times until combined into a chunky paste.For the Smoked Prime Rib:
Preheat Smoker to 250 degrees.Trim excess fat off of meat, rinse with cold water and pat dry.Apply olive oil, and salt and pepper generously to the rib roast. Then apply the paste.Place the rib roast on the smoker.Check temperature in the center of the meat to desired doneness – 125 degrees. (This should take roughly 3-4 hours for a 5 lb prime rib). Remove from smoker and let sit for 20 - 30 minutes.Slice and serve.

jetman96

I followed an Amazing Ribs recipe, as described in my post. I was really happy with it. Good luck, and will be looking for pictures.

JMCXL

This is how I do it 
https://youtu.be/gN5d1dYoWqs

Love this cook

lousubcap

Here's link to a good prime rib read:
http://playingwithfireandsmoke.blogspot.com/1996/03/beef-standing-rib-roast-prime-rib.html  

etherdome

i do equal parts kosher salt/ coarse black pepper.  then smear with soft roasted garlic and rosemary.  Let sit uncovered 4-5 hours in fridge.  Then Indirect on egg (reverse sear) with small amount of oak smoke until 10 degrees or a little more  away from desired internal temp. Follow it up with a really hot oven or grill indirect for 5 minutes or so for a good crust. Then rest. never fails for me. 

jtcBoynton

HHIEGGMAN25 said:

...... My wife purchased "boneless" 8 lb... Meat looks fantastic, would have preferred bone in. ....

Why?  I prefer boneless.  In terms of the quality of the end product, I think boneless has it over bone-in.  Just don't get to chew on the bone.  When I get a bone-in, I cut off the bones to cook separately and cook the roast as a boneless.

GaryLange

Don't make it more work then it really is just use Kosher Salt and Black pepper rub after you tie it up as round as you can get it. Place it on a rack on top of a 9" X 13" pan. You want it high on the pan so the heat circulates all around the roast. Preheat to oven to 250 degrees and place to roast in the oven. It will take about 3-1/2 to 4 hours or so to reach 110 degrees internal temp. Take it out and cover it with the thermometer still in the meat and it will rise to 120 degrees for medium rare. It is as simple as that.

HHIEGGMAN25

All great recipes & THANKS TO ALL for sharing! Recipe will be "GAME TIME DECISION"... SIMPLE & SLOW may be the way to go with this one. Look forward to getting this baby going. HAPPY EASTER!