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Looks Awesome, b-one!!:drool ----:points:

I'm with Al on the Horse Radish, but I can survive without it.Thumbs Up

I would however prefer 3 smaller ones, instead of one 2 footer that's gonna get cold on me, half-way through.

Mighty Tasty looking Sammy though!!:drool


Bear

Thanks Bear, you just need some really hot aujus.:biggrin:
 
So simple yet so magnificent... I am humbled.

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Al and Bear - How do you make your "Prime Rib" or sandwich Horse sauce?

I just take sour cream, and good refrigerated Horseradish, subjectively correct ratio.

Absolutely love it on Rarish Beef.

I will often take a Bone in Rib steak out of freezer, let sit uncovered in fridge 4 days, flip a few times and dry it off.

Then let it sit on counter from morning of cook.

Nice and dried out.

Would never do that w anything but Beef.

Schilling Montreal for me.

Cook to rare rare.

What do you guys do?   Marc
 
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Al and Bear - How do you make your "Prime Rib" or sandwich Horse sauce?

I just take sour cream, and good refrigerated Horseradish, subjectively correct ratio.

Absolutely love it on Rarish Beef.

I will often take a Bone in Rib steak out of freezer, let sit uncovered in fridge 4 days, flip a few times and dry it off.

Then let it sit on counter from morning of cook.

Nice and dried out.

Would never do that w anything but Beef.

Schilling Montreal for me.

Cook to rare rare.

What do you guys do?   Marc
I do it a number of ways, none of which include any meat sitting on the counter for any amount of time.

As for Horse Radish, my home town is right near the best (IMHO) commercial Horse Radish company---"Kelchner's" of Dublin, PA.

I just mix it with Mayo, or Miracle Whip, and use that.

Here's one of my favorite things to do with left over Prime Rib, and how I do it:

http://www.smokingmeatforums.com/t/254446/cheesesteaks-using-prime-rib-leftovers

Bear
 
Sorry. I have checked the rules and this sandwich exceeds the tastiness limit on the forums.

Point

Disco
 
So - what is a strip roast?
Spinning is rotisserie?
Sorry for the questions, - but its new terminology to me.

Yes spinning is rotisserie. A strip roast is a hunk of the strip loin just not steak size.
 
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