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Another Prime Rib Question

BierMugg
BierMugg Posts: 42
edited December 2016 in EggHead Forum
Have a SRF Four Bone In Prime Rib that we are going to do on New Years Day.  
Whats the best way to go,  is it Reverse Sear or Joetisserie ?

Thanks Happy New Year 

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  • SGH
    SGH Posts: 28,989
    BierMugg said:
    Have a SRF Four Bone In Prime Rib that we are going to do on New Years Day.  
    Whats the best way to go,  is it Reverse Sear or Joetisserie ?

    Thanks Happy New Year 
    Best way? There honestly isnt a "best way". A great prime rib can be made by all the methods. 
    However the simplest way is simply to cook it indirect on the grid at 200-225 degrees until it's done to your liking. 
    No sear (forward or reverse), no fuss, no hassle. Just let it rip. 
    With that said, I would like to see it cooked on the Joetisserie. If nothing else, just for the coolness factor.  

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  • I just bought one yesterday and I'm thinking of cooking it's on the Joetisserie. I'll definitely post about it. 
  • Hntnhrd
    Hntnhrd Posts: 713
    I like reverse sear. I did 34 lbs at once on my large . Pulled them off at different temps to get different degrees of doness to make everyone happy. 

  • Hntnhrd
    Hntnhrd Posts: 713
    One of the finished product. Super easy and super tender.
  • eggnewtoy
    eggnewtoy Posts: 497
    I little late but here's how I use the Joe for a reverse sear prime rib:  after prep, spin the prime rib at time and temp for reverse sear.  Take if off, rest for 15 minutes +, stoke up the fire, sear.  Great results every time.  
    BGE Large and MiniMax, Napolean 500.  Obsessed with rotisserie.