Anybody ever smoke a whole bone in ribeye as prime rib?

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The timing has more to do with the Smoking Temp than the size of the Roast.

If you look at any of the ones I gave links for in Post #9, you'll see they are all about the same length of time, but they are all about the same size too.

They could be twice as heavy or 3 times as heavy, and they would only take an hour longer, if the same temp was used.

If they are nearly the same thickness (Narrowest direction), the length doesn't matter.

Bear
 
The timing has more to do with the Smoking Temp than the size of the Roast.

If you look at any of the ones I gave links for in Post #9, you'll see they are all about the same length of time, but they are all about the same size too.

They could be twice as heavy or 3 times as heavy, and they would only take an hour longer, if the same temp was used.

If they are nearly the same thickness (Narrowest direction), the length doesn't matter.


Bear

You sure about all that, Bear? Remember, nomenclature matters.... :ROTF
 
So plan on cooking the big one for 3 hours and the small one for 2? The small is 1/3 the size. lol
 
So plan on cooking the big one for 3 hours and the small one for 2? The small is 1/3 the size. lol
I can't tell you how long with your higher temps.

I like mine to be Pink from Bark to Bark, so I usually use 220° Smoker temp.

So at 220°, I take a 5.5 pound Prime Rib to 135° in 3.5 hours.

Something larger could take another hour at the most.

Bear
 
That's a nice looking rack of Beef !!   Making me hungry So many PR post I guess I'll have to go dig that 3 bone out of the freezer !!
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Gary
 
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ATTABOY, SPRING!!!  Damn nice plate and cook--congrats to you, sir.  I don't care what nomenclature is used:  I call that delicious!  Point your way, especially with that Shiner lurking in the background....

Now, where's the rest of that meat porn, as someone earlier so eloquently put it??

I made some brisket too...
http://s10.photobucket.com/user/SxFxZ/media/5D12DC3C-3EB9-4767-A457-81E2000EB806.jpg.html
http://s10.photobucket.com/user/SxFxZ/media/9E76B011-EA1A-4ABB-B35D-C9299EFF46DE.jpg.html

And some venison sausage with jalapeno and cheese...

http://s10.photobucket.com/user/SxFxZ/media/31D3CCE3-301F-4BAD-AA29-BD3C2867FC97.jpg.html

And cooked up the ribs off the ribeye...

http://s10.photobucket.com/user/SxFxZ/media/A5766A36-8AB8-4C9F-B524-A2A1E50A9EE9.jpg.html

And made some turkey...

http://s10.photobucket.com/user/SxFxZ/media/A30CACD7-18C5-401D-82FE-A960C3A8A0BF.jpg.html
 
I've seen your rig, and know how and why you load up when you fire it up.  Everything you showed look top notch:  those are some outstanding groceries, sir.  Should be quite proud of that spread--Strack Farms, Rudy's, and Spring Creek just up the road from you have nothing on what you put together. Congrats.
 
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