Friday after Christmas rib roast

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dirtsailor2003

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For Christmas dinner we were at the in laws for dinner. My mother in law made a wonderful seafood paella. It was loaded with prawns, scallops, clams, and chicken thighs. So we didn't need to cook anything for Christmas. I did take advantage of the sales going on for Rib roasts. Safeway had them on sale for $4.99/pound (limit 1) or $5.99/pound all you wanted. So I got one super cheap and another to put in the freezer. Christmas eve I started marinating the roast. I got out one of the big 2 gallon vac pac bags and put the roast in it with Dale's. Sucked er down and into the fridge.

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Friday afternoon I fired up the 14.5" WSM with KBB and Cherry wood for smoke. Lit the briquettes with the propane torch. Set the PartyQ to 285°. Took it about 35 minutes to ramp up to temp. While that was going on I seasoned the roast with POG (left out the salt as the marinade has enough sodium in it.

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Picked up the Inkbird instant read therm. Not that I need one but I like the idea of a rechargeable unit. Works fine and seems to be accurate.

The roast took about 2.5-3 hours (wasn't really paying attention!) Pulled it at 130° and let it rest 30 minutes prior to slicing. Didn't get a plated shot but it was tasty! Served with roasted veggies and Extra Hot Beaver Horseradish.

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Wife made a stunning toasted hazelnut crust cranberry tart for desert. It was yummy!

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Looks really good Case, that cranberry tart sure looks pretty too...lovely color!

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That is a fantastic looking roast. Nothing quite like smoked prime rib. The tart looks like it was delicious as well. Great job to both of you. Thumbs up.

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