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Very happy!!!
It came out great, cooked perfectly and everyone loved it! (Although my wife did think it had too much smoke 'all I can taste is smoke, no meat' and 'it has that funny smoked flavour')
It rested wrapped in the cooler for 3 hours.
First cut
Pink and juicy
Dinner is served...
And now we wait....
Put it on at 1pm.
IT of 103° at 3pm
IT of 122° at 4pm
IT of 128° at 4.20pm so I pulled it, foil wrapped it, covered with towel and put in the cooler.
Not planning on eating until 6.30/7 so it going to be resting for 2 hours, never had meat rest that long so fingers crossed...
My brother came through with a great looking piece of meat for me!!
8 1/2lb prime rib and only cost me $56
I'm going to trim any hard fat off the fatty side but that's about all it needs.
Coat with oil then generous coating of salad and pepper.
Cook fat up or fat down?
Post rub...
Thanks Bear, that all look great!!
My plan is smoke at 250° pull at IT of 125/130° and foil wrap in a cooler for up to 2 hours. I watched Malcolm Reed's how to BBQ right prime rib video and that's basically what he did.
These were not very meaty at all.
I rubbed them the night before with
Pepper
Salt
Mustard powder
Onion powder
Garlic powder
Celery powder
And left them in plastic wrap in the fridge. Got them out the fridge an hour before going on the smoker.
Trundle