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  2. Smoke a Prime Ribeye Roast Like a Brisket? - Smoking Meat Forums

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    NOW, for prime rib type smoke. The best prime rib I ever had was a giant 2 inch cut one that was like 2-3 pounds or so, it was huge. They cold smoked it in fridge temps like 34F degrees for a minimum of 12 hours. THEN they seared the thing and served it too me medium rare.... best prime rib or ribeye cut I've ever had in my life!!!!

  3. What to do with the prime rib bones? First time at prime rib,...

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    • 4 or 5 Bone beef rib roast • 4-8 oz. Leftover prime rib or other beef • 1.5 Quarts water • 1.5 Quarts beef broth • 1 Onion, chopped • 4 Cups chopped carrots • 1 14.5 oz. can diced tomatoes • 1 Tsp salt • 1 Tbsp black pepper • 1 Tbsp dried parsley • 4 Cups Yukon Gold potatoes, chopped into 1 inch cubes

  4. Rib Roast cooked like a Brisket? - Smoking Meat Forums

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    22,168. 7,152. Nov 25, 2019. #3. You can cook to an IT of 145 with a 30 minute rest and it should not be pink but still juicy. The fat deep in between the muscles will not render completely. If you have that fat, the roast is from the Front of the animal, nearest the Chuck. The Other End, closest to the Short Loin (Strip Loin) has none of that ...

  5. Smoked Prime Rib - Smoking Meat Forums

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    These averages might help plan your cook, but ALWAYS go by internal temp, not a clock. Different pits, shape and grade make a big difference when cooking. 5-3/4 pound roast - 245° average pit temp - 3 hours 45 minutes to reach 127°. 6-3/4 pound bone-in roast - 250° pit temp - 4 hours to reach 125°.

  6. Boneless beef chuck cross rib roast.......the poor man's prime...

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    Boneless beef chuck cross rib roast for $2.49/lb. Picked up a 7.5 lb'er, checked out, and headed home. After a bunch of errands and lunch I got it ready. I liberally rubbed a pomegranate balsamic vinegar into it followed by a paste of 1/3 cup garlic olive oil, 1/3 cup mined garlic, 3 T kosher salt, 2 tsp each course black pepper, and dried ...

  7. How long for a 5.5lb Prime Rib - Smoking Meat Forums

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    I usually smoke at 225*F. Figure 30 mins per Lb. to 120* for Rare, 130* for Med Rare Etc...Rest 30 minutes...You will probably want some Au Jus with the meat and this one is popular among members...JJ. Smokey Au Jus. 1- Lg Onion, 4-5 Carrots, 3-4 Ribs Celery. 3-4 Peeled Cloves of Garlic.

  8. 20 lb prime rib - Smoking Meat Forums

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    4. 10. Dec 10, 2017. #1. I am going to be cooking a 20 lb prime rib on a GMG Daniel Boone Pellet grill. Was wondering about how long it will take to cook and what is the best way to cook it. I see some people say cook it at 500 degrees for an hour then go down to around 200 and some say to start at 200 and finish at 500.

  9. Should I trim the fat cap off of a PR? - Smoking Meat Forums

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    Dec 16, 2009. 2,557. 620. Summerville, SC. Jul 12, 2010. #5. Come in with a knife and cut the fatcap back but do not remove. Apply your paste or whatever and then lay it back over the loin meat. Tie it up with some butcher twine and rock on..

  10. Smoked Prime Rib Roast - Smoking Meat Forums

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    109. 120. Nebraska. Aug 14, 2017. #1. I had a three bone 5.5 pound prime rib roast sitting in my freezer and I've been needing an excuse to use the smoker so I decided now was as good as time as any to smoke some prime rib. Everything turned out great but was unable to really keep track of my smoker temp due to some issues with the wireless ...

  11. Salt Crusted - Prime Rib Roast - Q/View - Smoking Meat Forums

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    Cooking the roast in a salt crust insulates the roast, producing one that is cooked gently and evenly with no overcooked meat around the edges, rare from center to the edges with plentiful juices, making au jus totally unnecessary. Tom Dry Aged - Salt Crusted – Boneless Rib Eye Roast Roast bottom right. Weight 4 lb. 11 oz