Puny 6-bone, 9lb-11oz Rib Roast

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mneeley490

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Well, I thought I had a hunk of meat until I saw a couple of other threads here. So I guess we will just have to make do with this one.

Got this from Snake River Farms. They specialize in Choice or better cuts. They have Wagyu beef and Kurobuta pork, too. Everything I've had from them has been excellent.


Tried to approximate Bearcarver's Thick Lea & Perrins with regular L&P added to some A-1 Thick & Hearty Sauce. Seemed okay. Made some slits and slipped in some garlic cloves, too.


Then dusted with Montreal Steak Seasoning. This is my go-to for roast rubs.


Firing up the AMNPS with 50/50 cherry and pecan. (Old Xmas boxes make a handy windbreak.)


Beautiful TBS already...I just hope I put it in early enough for dinner. Roast went in about 12:20. We like medium, so I might have to bump up the temp near the end.

 
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Thanks! Got my Maverick-732 in play, so I can sit back and watch the Seahawks beat St. Louis now. 
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Looks like a nice "hunk of meat" to me! [emoji]128578[/emoji]
I'll be watching this one...

BTW, until I realised the new name for the thick wooshy is "Bold", I just mixed regular L&P with catsup. Seemed to work..
 
Puny?!?!------LOL---Mine are all between 5 & 6 pounds each.

Great Start
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Finished in 5 hours. The pellets burned out within the last 10 minutes of cooking. Pulled at 135°, wrapped in foil, and so far it's coasted to 140°. So the kids are coming over with the grandson & dog, and dinner is right on track.

Sorry about the bad pic. Took it holding my phone in both hands, and the flashlight in my mouth.


Sliced and plated pics shortly.
 
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Great looking meal. Is that gravy as good as it looks?
Yep, I added a little cornstarch and black pepper to the au jus to make a gravy. Really good!

Isabelle, the dog, was plenty happy with scraps, too. She loves coming over to our house.

You know that Pavlov's Dog story? She's the one who instantly starts salivating when she sees me putting on latex gloves.
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Wonderful! This was apparently a prime rib holiday (though the Mrs. made ours in the house). I would have expected it to take more than 5 hours. I can relate to the youngster. Not many molars left in my mouth, either[emoji]128527[/emoji]

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Grand baby and dog look good too. I have an 8 pound bone in aged prime in the freezer that I would like to smoke for New Years but the wife likes roasted in the oven, or rotisserie cooked on the grill. [emoji]9785[/emoji]
 
Grand baby and dog look good too. I have an 8 pound bone in aged prime in the freezer that I would like to smoke for New Years but the wife likes roasted in the oven, or rotisserie cooked on the grill. [emoji]9785[/emoji]
Join the Club!!!

I would say once your wife had a Smoked Prime Rib, she would change her mind, but my Wife likes her Prime Rib without smoke too.

So I Smoke them----Then I give her a center slice after I trim a half inch off the outside for her, and I get the Great outside trim. We're Both Happy!!

Bear
 
She has never had a smoked prim rib and I think your right, she would like it. I would try your idea but she like the bark, I'm just hosed.
Oh! When I joined this great network I didn't know what to do for a name because my name is so common. So I used my initials REMSR stands for Randy Earl Miller senior you and everyone else may use any part that to address me if you like.
 
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