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Ice never done it but check out the youtube deep fried videos. Looks intriguing.Bone in or no bone prime rib? The local meat market is advertising usda choice bone in prime rib or no-roll (ungraded, but this meat market usually has very good no-roll steaks) boneless prime rib for 14.99/pound. Which would get?
If you got bone in, how would you cook it differently?
Bone in or no bone prime rib? The local meat market is advertising usda choice bone in prime rib or no-roll (ungraded, but this meat market usually has very good no-roll steaks) boneless prime rib for 14.99/pound. Which would get?
If you got bone in, how would you cook it differently?
Bone in or no bone prime rib? The local meat market is advertising usda choice bone in prime rib or no-roll (ungraded, but this meat market usually has very good no-roll steaks) boneless prime rib for 14.99/pound. Which would get?
If you got bone in, how would you cook it differently?
I think that would give it a nice crispy outside.Ice never done it but check out the youtube deep fried videos. Looks intriguing.
I was thinking the same. Bone side down but do everything else the same until it’s to desired temperature.traditional thinking says bone in is gonna be juicier and more flavorful.
in reality, that may be true but not remarkably discernable. i dunno.
i would rather have bone in nonetheless.
it's just gonna take longer to cook i think. I wouldn't cook it differently necessarily.
Anybody ever smoked a prime rib? Thinking basically a reverse sear but smoker instead of oven to get it to 125, but I also don't want to ruin a $100+ chunk of meat. I just am usually pretty meh on the prime rib and think a lil smoke could take it up a level.
That's the only way I do it.Anybody ever smoked a prime rib? Thinking basically a reverse sear but smoker instead of oven to get it to 125, but I also don't want to ruin a $100+ chunk of meat. I just am usually pretty meh on the prime rib and think a lil smoke could take it up a level.
Do you guys have jewel osco grocery stores up there?Bone in or no bone prime rib? The local meat market is advertising usda choice bone in prime rib or no-roll (ungraded, but this meat market usually has very good no-roll steaks) boneless prime rib for 14.99/pound. Which would get?
If you got bone in, how would you cook it differently?
We have smoked em on the pellet & turned out well...the trick is capturing your guest's attention spans to serve at the optimum heat/flavor window.Anybody ever smoked a prime rib? Thinking basically a reverse sear but smoker instead of oven to get it to 125, but I also don't want to ruin a $100+ chunk of meat. I just am usually pretty meh on the prime rib and think a lil smoke could take it up a level.
We have smoked em on the pellet & turned out well...the trick is capturing your guest's attention spans to serve at the optimum heat/flavor window.Anybody ever smoked a prime rib? Thinking basically a reverse sear but smoker instead of oven to get it to 125, but I also don't want to ruin a $100+ chunk of meat. I just am usually pretty meh on the prime rib and think a lil smoke could take it up a level.
Within a 30 mile radius we have a Fareway, a Wal Mart, Aldi, and a family grocery store formerly called Dicks. Their savings club is called the Dick's Insider Club. We also have a small family operated butcher shop where we buy most of our meat from.Do you guys have jewel osco grocery stores up there?
Jewel has prime rib for $7 lb here right now.Within a 30 mile radius we have a Fareway, a Wal Mart, Aldi, and a family grocery store formerly called Dicks. Their savings club is called the Dick's Insider Club. We also have a small family operated butcher shop where we buy most of our meat from.
That price would be worth buying a couple and slicing into steaks for throughout the year.Jewel has prime rib for $7 lb here right now.