Prepped some prime rib for tomorrow.

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geezer

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For Christmas dinner this year as we have often done I roasted a prime rib. Well, this year I had the wife pick one up for us at Weber's Meat Market  in Jefferson City. Anyway, it was a lovely cut of meat but close to twice the size I needed for our dinner. So I cut a couple of pieces off, vacuum packed them and froze them.

This is the last of that roast and I'll be roasting it tomorrow.

I've liberally applied Worcestershire sauce, fresh cracked pepper, sea salt, garlic powder and onion powder.

I'll roast this on the kamodo with some pecan smoke (don't want too much) at around 400 degrees until I hit an IT of around 135 degrees. 



 
 
That's gonna be tasty.
Oh yeah. 
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Okay, roasted the prime rib section and ate it! 
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Grilled it over charcoal on my kamodo with a couple of pieces of pecan for a little smoke flavor.




Pulled it two minutes later at 130.




 
Geezer sorry I am late to the party,but glad I didn't miss it!!  That is cooked perfectly Point worthy

Richie

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Okay, roasted the prime rib section and ate it! 
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Grilled it over charcoal on my kamodo with a couple of pieces of pecan for a little smoke flavor.

Beautiful Plate!!
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Looks Tasty !!
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I like to do mine low & slow at 220°----Makes it Pink from Bark to Bark.

Yours looks Great though!
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Bear
 
Fantastic looking meal  Mmmmm 
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Gary
 
 
Beautiful Plate!!
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Looks Tasty !!
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I like to do mine low & slow at 220°----Makes it Pink from Bark to Bark.

Yours looks Great though!
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Bear
Thanks, Bear. We enjoyed it. I haven't cooked one slow yet, should probably try it. 
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I only buy one prime rib per year, usually during the holidays. 
 
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