Prime rib for new years day!

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fullborebbq

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So lets start with the roast itself. 8 lbs from Wally world
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Lets put it in the smoker to cold smoke for 2 hours. 2/1 cookinpellets Perfect mix to Mesquite pellets.
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Beautiful western NY day 30 deg outside 45 inside the smoker. after 2 hours time to cover with SPOGR.
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Back out to the smoker for 2 hours at 275 deg then bump to 325 for IT of 125 deg.
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The project finished late so the roast was cooled and cut today. All pieces are chamber vac packed and await a reheat in the new SV unit from the earlier post.
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Ok so Vacpac and hold in fridge will make the outer color go grey. The SV reheated at 130 deg for 2 hours from fridge temp of 34 deg yielded a nice piece of meat for a reheated cut. they were better the day of, of course.
The inside did stay the perfect medium pink color and the cold smoke flavor was prominent on the outside edges. I did not get a whole lot of penetration at the smoking temp of 45 degrees.

It is tough to do experiments like this. The wife is a well done ground beef eater.
 
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