One of my favorite words. Primerib...

[LindellProStaf]

Well maybe it is supposed to be two words.  I just bought a beauty that is 4 lbs to do on Christmas.  Lots of marbling.  The wife likes it but will only have a sliver.  That leaves 3.5 lbs for me.  I of course won't eat and can't eat that at one time but will last me for a few days.  Might vacuum pack a slice and do the simmer in hot water trick later on when I am craving a piece and see how that works.  Might have a yam and asparagus with it.  Now I have to find that great au jus recipe that is on here.  I used it last year and it was awesome.  I could drink the stuff like beer it is so good.  

[reinhard1]

Ya, I'm with you on the prime rib.  I have a 11 pounder I bought a month ago that I got for 7.99 lb.  I use Lipton beefy onion soup mix [fixed the regular way] but I do add two Heaping tablespoons of diced garlic to it.  I've used it for years.  Simple and good.  Good luck.

[LindellProStaf]

That sounds good RH1.  Anything is good with Beefy onion soup on it.

[Flash]

RH1,

Do you just use the dry rub or do you add water to the soup mix?

Thanks,

Flash

[hoppe56307]

  On 12/23/2015 at 4:00 PM, reinhard1 said:

Ya, I'm with you on the prime rib.  I have a 11 pounder I bought a month ago that I got for 7.99 lb.  I use Lipton beefy onion soup mix [fixed the regular way] but I do add two Heaping tablespoons of diced garlic to it.  I've used it for years.  Simple and good.  Good luck.

Thanks alot, now I am drooling at my desk craving Prime Rib.

[smurfy]

yea me too. nuttin beats a good ole chunk of bloody prime rib!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[reinhard1]

Flash, you make the beefy onion soup as the au jus.  I make it just like on the soup box direction.  I do  add the two heaping tablespoons of diced garlic to it while its simmering.  When it's done I pour it in a pan and add the slices of prime rib to it.  Keeps the meat tasty, moist, and tender as a butchers heart.  good luck.

[LindellProStaf]

Ok now I am drooling too....

[RebelSS]

Just talked with my cuz, who is a firefighter in Diablo Canyon, Ca. They're making a big prime rib...one of the guys got a 27 lb one...

 

Found a sale price out there of it for $9.99 a lb....

Edited December 23, 2015 by RebelSS

[LindellProStaf]

I see those firefighters are some pretty good cooks.  27lbs.  Man that is huge...

[perchking]

I just picked up a 7lb'er myself.  My rub is very basic, EVOO, salt, garlic, pepper and let her go... 

 

 

[smurfy]

so when are these prime rib dinners planned............I need to get them on my schedule!!!!!!!!!!!

[RebelSS]

  On 12/23/2015 at 8:15 PM, smurfy said:

so when are these prime rib dinners planned............I need to get them on my schedule!!!!!!!!!!!

Swing by and pick me up!!!!!!!!!!!!

[Mid-Lake Rock]

Nobody mentioned the horseradish.  As my dad slices up the beautiful bone-in prime rib, my mom prepares a homemade creamy horseradish sauce.  Can't wait for those meat sweats after several pieces of delicious prime rib, soaked in au jus and covered with horseradish.  

[LindellProStaf]

Ha Ha  I can't wait to get at it.  I am thinking of cooking it like I saw on here a couple of years ago.  Let roast stand till room temp.  Rub with whatever you like. I think I will do onion powder, garlic powder, Lawreys, Cavenders.   Put in oven uncovered.  Then preheat till 500.  Turn oven off. Do not open door.  Wait 1 hour.  Then turn oven to 350.  Probe will be in it so take out at 125.  Cover with foil and towels.  Let sit till 130-135. This took about 20 - 30 minutes from what I remember. I did this before once and it was the best Prime Rib I think I ever had.  I am so disappointed with it in restaurants these days.  Back in the day you could get great prime rib when eating out.  Now not many places know how to do it right.

How's that sound RH1?  Is that about right?

[smurfy]

  On 12/23/2015 at 8:39 PM, Mid-Lake Rock said:

Nobody mentioned the horseradish.  As my dad slices up the beautiful bone-in prime rib, my mom prepares a homemade creamy horseradish sauce.  Can't wait for those meat sweats after several pieces of delicious prime rib, soaked in au jus and covered with horseradish.  

I gotz plenty horseradish.........i'll bring the cooler full!!!!!!!!!! and a bib!!!!!!!

[LindellProStaf]

I do like the horseradish too.  Is that just horseradish and mayo?

[delcecchi]

I couldn't find horseradish root in Rochester this year.  Had to go with the imported stuff from Eau Claire.

Might mix with a little sour cream and some lemon juice...And some salt.

[smurfy]

  On 12/23/2015 at 8:54 PM, LindellProStaf said:

I do like the horseradish too.  Is that just horseradish and mayo?

nope. mix mine with vinegar a pinch of salt and lemon juice. this year I tried and liked adding some garlic!

[LindellProStaf]

I have horseradish growing in my pasture.  I may have to dig some up for the Xmas Prime Rib event then.

Have never done it before.  Will check back with you next summer about it Smurf....

I just buy the bottled stuff in the store.  Will do Del's add sour cream to make creamy for the meat.

[smurfy]

  On 12/23/2015 at 9:53 PM, LindellProStaf said:

I have horseradish growing in my pasture.  I may have to dig some up for the Xmas Prime Rib event then.

Have never done it before.  Will check back with you next summer about it Smurf....

I just buy the bottled stuff in the store.  Will do Del's add sour cream to make creamy for the meat.

OK.DOKEY!!!!!!!! it does require drinking beer when you make it though!!!!!!!

[jmd1]

  On 12/23/2015 at 8:47 PM, LindellProStaf said:

Ha Ha  I can't wait to get at it.  I am thinking of cooking it like I saw on here a couple of years ago.  Let roast stand till room temp.  Rub with whatever you like. I think I will do onion powder, garlic powder, Lawreys, Cavenders.   Put in oven uncovered.  Then preheat till 500.  Turn oven off. Do not open door.  Wait 1 hour.  Then turn oven to 350.  Probe will be in it so take out at 125.  Cover with foil and towels.  Let sit till 130-135. This took about 20 - 30 minutes from what I remember. I did this before once and it was the best Prime Rib I think I ever had.  I am so disappointed with it in restaurants these days.  Back in the day you could get great prime rib when eating out.  Now not many places know how to do it right.

How's that sound RH1?  Is that about right?

This is exactly how i do mine.  I have also done regular roast using this method but have to be careful it does not dry out.  another way you can try is do the same method above only turn the oven off for 1 hr after the 500 mark and then after the second hour turn on to 325 for 30 min.

[Jim Almquist]

Went into the little store here in Carlton and lo and behold they had a nice 5lb rib roast for $6.99. I already have one but was thinking maybe New Years 

[Boar]

Barry i'll be glad to help install that stripper pole while you feed me some of dat prime rib buddy!!

[LindellProStaf]

Sounds great Boar.  And Smurfy beer works for me while we do the horseradish thing.