Set out to get to room temp, this was a small one, about two hours on this one. Important for not overcooking edges.
Seasoned when set out, heavy salt makes a good sear, I used a prime rib rub this time. Seared on the lodge cast iron grill, hot AF. Less than a minute per-side. Then In the green egg or pellet grill at 225 for about 40 minutes per pound or 120-125 internal. Rest 10-15 on a cut this small.
Awww, now you went and done it. Thanks a lot. That bowl of ramen and fish sticks I had for dinner suddenly don't seem so fulfilling. BTW: They look perfect to me!
Price more than doubled. Looks like I'll be eating more venison this year.
Good morning Frank, Happy New year ! I hope all is well in your world, Do you ice enough to fish yet this year? I was thinking clear enough the other night to buy this years fishing license on line, of course we have 40 degree weather and no ice.
Hell I don't know why you would want eat a nasty ole cow, when you have that sea food banquet at hand, and for free !
Price more than doubled. Looks like I'll be eating more venison this year.
Good morning Frank, Happy New year ! I hope all is well in your world, Do you ice enough to fish yet this year? I was thinking clear enough the other night to buy this years fishing license on line, of course we have 40 degree weather and no ice.
Hell I don't know why you would want eat a nasty ole cow, when you have that sea food banquet at hand, and for free !
Hey Jim how's it going? Yes we have ice in the northern bays but so far not getting much for fish. The open water fishing last summer and fall was epic with lots of 100 pound plus panfishing days. Once the ice spreads to more productive grounds it should take off. Still posting some on the other place but what it has become is sad. I hope you and yours stay healthy and get to enjoy the north country winter.
Cooked at 500 degrees for 25 min then reduced to 300 degrees for another 20 minutes . Meat thermometer 120 degrees .
Almost overcooked it .
That high temperature up front is what gives you that gray, over-cooked stuff. Next time try 250 - 300 degrees until you get an internal temp of about 110 or 115, then crank the heat up to take it the rest of the way to 120 - 125 and you'll have rare right out to the edges.
Edge to edge red is a hard one to pull off no matter how you cook it.
Like reverse sear in CI myself.
Appreciate it.
I have a seasoning I’m making now, almost done. I’m thinking about trying to market. I’m sending out some sample bottles and was going to send some out here for honest opinions. If you want send me a mailing address.
These are the names off the top of my head. BOWHUNR New2-99s, or some shît like that. 😆 STX You Fubarski. Sam Jim Beaver slum
Edge to edge red is a hard one to pull off no matter how you cook it.
Like reverse sear in CI myself.
Appreciate it.
I have a seasoning I’m making now, almost done. I’m thinking about trying to market. I’m sending out some sample bottles and was going to send some out here for honest opinions. If you want send me a mailing address.
These are the names off the top of my head. BOWHUNR New2-99s, or some shît like that. 😆 STX You Fubarski. Sam Jim Beaver slum
Edge to edge red is a hard one to pull off no matter how you cook it.
Like reverse sear in CI myself.
Appreciate it.
I have a seasoning I’m making now, almost done. I’m thinking about trying to market. I’m sending out some sample bottles and was going to send some out here for honest opinions. If you want send me a mailing address.
These are the names off the top of my head. BOWHUNR New2-99s, or some shît like that. 😆 STX You Fubarski. Sam Jim Beaver slum
Edge to edge red is a hard one to pull off no matter how you cook it.
Like reverse sear in CI myself.
Appreciate it.
I have a seasoning I’m making now, almost done. I’m thinking about trying to market. I’m sending out some sample bottles and was going to send some out here for honest opinions. If you want send me a mailing address.
These are the names off the top of my head. BOWHUNR New2-99s, or some shît like that. 😆 STX You Fubarski. Sam Jim Beaver slum
You bought from the wrong end of the ribs. That roast came from the end adjacent to the chuck shoulder. The other end of the ribs is adjacent to the short loin and has a larger rib eye.
You bought from the wrong end of the ribs. That roast came from the end adjacent to the chuck shoulder. The other end of the ribs is adjacent to the short loin and has a larger rib eye.
You bought from the wrong end of the ribs. That roast came from the end adjacent to the chuck shoulder. The other end of the ribs is adjacent to the short loin and has a larger rib eye.
You bought from the wrong end of the ribs. That roast came from the end adjacent to the chuck shoulder. The other end of the ribs is adjacent to the short loin and has a larger rib eye.
You bought from the wrong end of the ribs. That roast came from the end adjacent to the chuck shoulder. The other end of the ribs is adjacent to the short loin and has a larger rib eye.
You bought from the wrong end of the ribs. That roast came from the end adjacent to the chuck shoulder. The other end of the ribs is adjacent to the short loin and has a larger rib eye.
Just sayin'
Can ya post me a pic of how your roast turned out?
You bought from the wrong end of the ribs. That roast came from the end adjacent to the chuck shoulder. The other end of the ribs is adjacent to the short loin and has a larger rib eye.
Just sayin'
He has to save money to help payoff Jag's gambling debts.
You bought from the wrong end of the ribs. That roast came from the end adjacent to the chuck shoulder. The other end of the ribs is adjacent to the short loin and has a larger rib eye.
Just sayin'
He has to save money to help payoff Jag's gambling debts.
<LOL> .... Sorry to get you guys all horned up about your beef.
Originally Posted by Beaver10
You got a pic to show the difference?
Good question ..... Here's a pic of how the ribs are taken from the beef. The OP's roast is from the chuck end of the 7 ribs of prime rib. It's not a bad roast, I just maintain that the other end farther down the beef is better.
Here's a pic of a prime rib cut from the other end of the ribs. You can see the large round muscle in the middle is larger. It is the rib eye and the choicest part of the whole beef. If it's bigger, you get more of the best part.
Can ya post me a pic of how your roast turned out?
I’d like to follow up on this.
We had a ham and potato scallop. Rib rib was outrageous expensive over the holidays. I'd buy a top sirloin split in half and rolled instead at a fraction of the price.
That's not the cap. There is another layer of muscle that goes over the entire length of the ribs. It gets thicker as it gets closer to the chuck. It is always removed these days so no one sees it anymore.
<LOL> .... Sorry to get you guys all horned up about your beef.
Originally Posted by Beaver10
You got a pic to show the difference?
Good question ..... Here's a pic of how the ribs are taken from the beef. The OP's roast is from the chuck end of the 7 ribs of prime rib. It's not a bad roast, I just maintain that the other end farther down the beef is better.
Here's a pic of a prime rib cut from the other end of the ribs. You can see the large round muscle in the middle is larger. It is the rib eye and the choicest part of the whole beef. If it's bigger, you get more of the best part.
IMO the “CAP” is the best part, in fact, everyone I know of agrees.
Post pics, pics of one you cooked and of your butchering days.
That's not the cap. There is another layer of muscle that goes over the entire length of the ribs. It gets thicker as it gets closer to the chuck. It is always removed these days so no one sees it anymore.
I’m not saying you’re an idiot, but you’re clearly an idiot.
I didn't say my career was storied. Started in 1978 and learned my trade breaking down swinging beef in the old days BEFORE the block ready beef they now get in most retail.
I haven't cut meat for a living for 20yrs now after going back to school at age 42 and getting another, better paying trade.
These are some of the tools I still use for moose and deer. Not seen is a 1hp grinder and stuffing press. Sorry, no pics of me on the job.
Here's some corned moose brisket I made last year.
The nomenclature of meat cuts can vary for location to location. If you folks want to call that the cap and call me a idiot, feel free. There is another layer of muscle that goes over the entire rib that is referred to as the cap. You folks have never seen it as it is always removed now.
The nomenclature of meat cuts can vary for location to location. If you folks want to call that the cap and call me a idiot, feel free. There is another layer of muscle that goes over the entire rib that is referred to as the cap. You folks have never seen it as it is always removed now.
The nomenclature of meat cuts can vary for location to location. If you folks want to call that the cap and call me a idiot, feel free. There is another layer of muscle that goes over the entire rib that is referred to as the cap. You folks have never seen it as it is always removed now.
Ok, what do you call the muscle I call the cap?
I'm not sure I heard any given name for that particular muscle. The muscle on the left would be called a boneless rib steak. Once you remove the pc you call the cap, you are left with the rib eye.
If the bone was still attached to the one on the left, it would be called a prime rib steak (cap removed).
It's quite good to eat. Cut into strips, it would be good on the grill. It's just not pretty so they cut it off to make it more appealing to the consumer.
SB next time start a thread about hamburger this Prime Rib schit way too contentious.
You can count on it.. lol
If I take a slice off the end of the meatloaf is that the cap? Or maybe the bark, cause its a bit crispy? Or do you ID by the actual cut of meat that's ground it that particular slice....DNA testing might be needed. Gotta be an argument here somewhere. We haven't touched on what kind of asswhipe with a death wish you are if its undercooked, or if that makes you bad ass.
Cook it medium rare like you want it. Have the flat top hot and ready when you slice theirs. Sizzle their individual portions to their desired degree of over doneness. You shouldn't have to suffer to satisfy their heathen requirements.
Great Thread! I love cooking prime rib/ribeye roasts. Rare/med rare for mine! Christmas dinner is usually a beef tenderloin roast. I remove that at 110-115 degrees in center of the roast. Always excellent! Made Lamb shanks in the pressure cooker yesterday for New Years dinner. Wife made mashed potatoes and green beans. Delicious!
You found one. I guess it’s potato/potato, that’s not what it’s called down here.
My entry into this thread was merely to advise that if you buy prime rib from the other end of the ribs, you will get a larger rib eye.
Many people would request a special order roast from the first 3 or 4 ribs for that very reason and usually have it boned and rolled to make it easier to carve.
YMMV .... Prime rib under any name or style is never a bad idea.
Great Thread! I love cooking prime rib/ribeye roasts. Rare/med rare for mine! Christmas dinner is usually a beef tenderloin roast. I remove that at 110-115 degrees in center of the roast. Always excellent! Made Lamb shanks in the pressure cooker yesterday for New Years dinner. Wife made mashed potatoes and green beans. Delicious!
They’re way past rib roasts or what’s a cap, and making hamburger. Now we’re onto pot pies, fettuccini, and should peas be a go-no-go in a meat pie?
You found one. I guess it’s potato/potato, that’s not what it’s called down here.
My entry into this thread was merely to advise that if you buy prime rib from the other end of the ribs, you will get a larger rib eye.
Many people would request a special order roast from the first 3 or 4 ribs for that very reason and usually have it boned and rolled to make it easier to carve.
YMMV .... Prime rib under any name or style is never a bad idea.
No, you’re entry into the thread was to let SandBully know he bought a lesser choice cut off the bovine. Basically, the dogs leg of rib roasts.
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PS
Excellent thread, though. Learned me some things - like, peas come in 6lbs cans, if you shop at Homeless Foods. 😂
Cook it medium rare like you want it. Have the flat top hot and ready when you slice theirs. Sizzle their individual portions to their desired degree of over doneness. You shouldn't have to suffer to satisfy their heathen requirements.
What Mr. No Ice in yer whiskey said^^^^ Some of us don't like our beef kilt twiced