Here are my Christmas Rib Roasts

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rbranstner

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Oct 18, 2007
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I smoked up two Rib Roasts for the In-Laws that were in town for Christmas. I also picked up 5 more that went in my freezer for later use as they were at $5.98lb and I couldn't pass them up. I won't go into great detail as there have been a ton of PR posts so everyone probably knows the rundown. Dry aged for four days covered in Montreal Steak Seasoning. On Xmas day covered in thick worchestershire sauce sauce, garlic & onion powder, pepper and a little more Montreal Steak Seasoning. Went into the UDS at 250-275 degrees until one was 142 IT and the other 136 IT which took right around 5 hours.

The two roasts that were right on 5 lbs each.

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After the dry age. (Special thanks to Chef JimmyJ for the pointers.)

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Rubbed and ready for the smoker.

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All rested in the cooler and ready to carve up.

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Just about forgot a carving pic.

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And finally my plate. I can't wait for a prim rib sandwich at lunch today.

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I saw the price on thoses things and I was hoping you bought them out. Now for the roast they came out looking mighty good to me. All I could have wished is that was my plate you took the picture of thou.
 
I just ate and my mouth is leaking! Nice work Ross.... My next project will be a rib roast.. Nothing beats it! Happy Smoking, Smokin - K

P.S. What kind of smoke did you throw at them?
 
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