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boneless prime rib
mikeatdell
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I have a 12#boneless prime rib. Any suggestions re temp will be appreciated. I will crust it with a horse radish crust.
Thanks
Thanks
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Beef, Rib Eye, Boneless, Lip On, Sandbagger
INGREDIENTS:
Procedure:
1 15 pound, lip on, boneless ribeye. I trimmed that bad boy and ended up with just over 12 pounds. On the Costco pricing that worked out to be approximately $8 per pound trimmed.
2 The cook was simple, I cut it in two, seasoned the night before and planned on 2.5 total hours - sear through rest. One piece needed to be medium-to-medium well and the other needed to be medium rare. I started the medium well piece first, worked through 1/2 hour at 400 degrees and then dropped in the second for a quick sear. After the sear, I cooked them both at 350 until 150 and 125 respectfully. I was 1/2 hour late on my timing which was no biggy.
3 Both turned out very good and all ten of us had plenty to eat. Not much is left, maybe enough for a couple sandwhiches this afternoon. Philly cheese steaks maybe.....
4 Tom
Recipe Type
Main Dish, Meat
Recipe Source
Author: Sandbagger
Source: BGE Forum, Sandbagger, 2005/11/17 -
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Dern it man!!!! I just took a bite out of my computer!!! Good looking meal there!!!!Hunting-Fishing-Cookin' on my EGG! Nothing else compares!
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Hope your puter recovers 
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Oh, oh, oh.
Beau-ti-ful. I'm going to have to try the smoked taders too! -
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Perfect cook on the meat
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Here is a cheese crusted PR cooked to 124 our favorite!!




Enjoy your prime rib
GOOD EATS AND GOOD FRIENDS
DALE -
You have some mighty fine suggestions there...now the hard part, which one to do :PDave San Jose, CA The Duke of Loney
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No need to sear.Cook at 250-300 Dome til it hits 125 internal.Rest 10-15 mins,slice,serve.There are a lotta ways,this is my FAVE!
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