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Prime Rib W/Photos
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I am trying a little photo test here.
Here is my prime rib with all the fixings
Here it is all Rubbed rubbed down
Here it is on the Egg!
The Guru is chugging away at 375...Looking forward to a nice dinner!
Here it is after One Hour
And now ready to Eat!
Here is my prime rib with all the fixings
Here it is all Rubbed rubbed down
Here it is on the Egg!
The Guru is chugging away at 375...Looking forward to a nice dinner!
Here it is after One Hour
And now ready to Eat!
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What an awesome setup! Nice to know you can just throw the meat on the cooker, walk inside, and not have to worry about whats going on out on the deck. Now if I could just get the meat to cooperate with my schedule! My 14 pound boneless prime rib, cooking at 275, finished in just about 2 hours and 45 minutes...i figured at least another 45 minutes or longer...thank goodness for foil and coolers!
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