Prime Rib (Spinner Style)
Thawed my last 2 year old Prime Rib @ 5.60 pounds.
I didn't feel up to smoking outside, and Mrs Bear wanted it without smoke, so I got out the old "Show-Time" Rotisserie.
Cut cross pattern in the fat cap, and coated with Worcestershire (Thick), CBP, Sea Salt, Garlic powder, and Onion Powder.
Then I wrapped in plastic wrap, and put on a dish in fridge for over night.
Next Day mounted Roast on spinner rods, and put in place in Rotisserie.
Show-Time book says "To finish at 135* it takes 30 to 35 minutes per pound", so that calls for between 2:48 to 3:16 hours.
So figuring to play it safe, my plan was to check it with my Thermapen at 2:30 hours.
However I looked in a few times earlier, and noticed the bark was getting plenty dark.
So contrary to my "Don't Open It" habit, I stopped it at 2:00 hours long enough to check the internal temperature.
Good thing I did, because it was already at 142* in the center, and only in a very small area in the center.
So I shut the heat down, and set it to rotate without heat for a half hour, to recirculate the juices within the roast.
Then I removed the roast, and took two slices from the center for our Supper.
It tasted fine, but there was 2 things wrong with it:
#1 It was too well done.
#2 It was without smoke-----This will never happen again!!! I have enjoyed far too many Smoked Prime Ribs to let this happen to me more than once!!!
For Dessert, Mrs Bear made some Mini-Cheesecakes, with Cherry Pie Filling on them. Awesome!!!
After Supper I wrapped the leftover ends in plastic wrap, and put in fridge.
The next day, I got out the Automatic slicer, and cut the rest up in slices just under 1/8" thick, for French Dip Sammies.
We did a 50-50 mix of Au Jus and Beef Gravy for the dipping. That was just right.
I've done my Prime Rib leftovers many different ways, but from now on it will be done exactly like this.
It was so tender & tasty ---- Just melted in my mouth ---- I couldn't believe it !!!
So far we consumed 6 French Dip Sammies, and it looks like there's enough left for another 4 or 5 Sammies. MMMMmmmmmm……….
I hope you all enjoy the pics,
Bear
Angus Prime Rib at $4.99 per pound:
http://s836.photobucket.com/user/Bearcarver_2009/media/DSCN0405.jpg.html
Closer Look of 5.60 pound Roast:
http://s836.photobucket.com/user/Bearcarver_2009/media/DSCN0403.jpg.html
All seasoned up:
http://s836.photobucket.com/user/Bearcarver_2009/media/DSCN0408.jpg.html
Wrapped & ready for overnight stay in fridge:
http://s836.photobucket.com/user/Bearcarver_2009/media/DSCN0409.jpg.html
Getting ready for Rotisserie:
http://s836.photobucket.com/user/Bearcarver_2009/media/DSCN0414.jpg.html
Ready for a ride on the Merry-Go-Round:
http://s836.photobucket.com/user/Bearcarver_2009/media/DSCN0415.jpg.html
Fresh out of spinner:
http://s836.photobucket.com/user/Bearcarver_2009/media/DSCN0418.jpg.html
Slices for Me & the Mrs:
http://s836.photobucket.com/user/Bearcarver_2009/media/DSCN0420.jpg.html
Bear's Supper (Much too done!!!):
http://s836.photobucket.com/user/Bearcarver_2009/media/DSCN0424.jpg.html
LEFTOVERS for FRENCH DIP SAMMIES
Next day slicing up leftovers to less than 1/8" for French Dip Sammies:
http://s836.photobucket.com/user/Bearcarver_2009/media/DSCN0428.jpg.html
Big plateful of Very Thin Prime Rib Slices:
http://s836.photobucket.com/user/Bearcarver_2009/media/DSCN0431.jpg.html
First Sammy with Horseradish & PR slices, and dipping bowl:
http://s836.photobucket.com/user/Bearcarver_2009/media/DSCN0438.jpg.html
A couple of bites after dipping. Can't believe how tender!!!!
http://s836.photobucket.com/user/Bearcarver_2009/media/DSCN0439.jpg.html
Forgot to mention----After Supper the first day
Mrs Bear made some Mini-Cheesecakes:
http://s836.photobucket.com/user/Bearcarver_2009/media/DSCN0411.jpg.html
Nice pile of Cherry Pie filling on top:
http://s836.photobucket.com/user/Bearcarver_2009/media/DSCN0412.jpg.html
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Thawed my last 2 year old Prime Rib @ 5.60 pounds.
I didn't feel up to smoking outside, and Mrs Bear wanted it without smoke, so I got out the old "Show-Time" Rotisserie.
Cut cross pattern in the fat cap, and coated with Worcestershire (Thick), CBP, Sea Salt, Garlic powder, and Onion Powder.
Then I wrapped in plastic wrap, and put on a dish in fridge for over night.
Next Day mounted Roast on spinner rods, and put in place in Rotisserie.
Show-Time book says "To finish at 135* it takes 30 to 35 minutes per pound", so that calls for between 2:48 to 3:16 hours.
So figuring to play it safe, my plan was to check it with my Thermapen at 2:30 hours.
However I looked in a few times earlier, and noticed the bark was getting plenty dark.
So contrary to my "Don't Open It" habit, I stopped it at 2:00 hours long enough to check the internal temperature.
Good thing I did, because it was already at 142* in the center, and only in a very small area in the center.
So I shut the heat down, and set it to rotate without heat for a half hour, to recirculate the juices within the roast.
Then I removed the roast, and took two slices from the center for our Supper.
It tasted fine, but there was 2 things wrong with it:
#1 It was too well done.
#2 It was without smoke-----This will never happen again!!! I have enjoyed far too many Smoked Prime Ribs to let this happen to me more than once!!!
For Dessert, Mrs Bear made some Mini-Cheesecakes, with Cherry Pie Filling on them. Awesome!!!
After Supper I wrapped the leftover ends in plastic wrap, and put in fridge.
The next day, I got out the Automatic slicer, and cut the rest up in slices just under 1/8" thick, for French Dip Sammies.
We did a 50-50 mix of Au Jus and Beef Gravy for the dipping. That was just right.
I've done my Prime Rib leftovers many different ways, but from now on it will be done exactly like this.
It was so tender & tasty ---- Just melted in my mouth ---- I couldn't believe it !!!
So far we consumed 6 French Dip Sammies, and it looks like there's enough left for another 4 or 5 Sammies. MMMMmmmmmm……….
I hope you all enjoy the pics,
Bear
Angus Prime Rib at $4.99 per pound:
http://s836.photobucket.com/user/Bearcarver_2009/media/DSCN0405.jpg.html
Closer Look of 5.60 pound Roast:
http://s836.photobucket.com/user/Bearcarver_2009/media/DSCN0403.jpg.html
All seasoned up:
http://s836.photobucket.com/user/Bearcarver_2009/media/DSCN0408.jpg.html
Wrapped & ready for overnight stay in fridge:
http://s836.photobucket.com/user/Bearcarver_2009/media/DSCN0409.jpg.html
Getting ready for Rotisserie:
http://s836.photobucket.com/user/Bearcarver_2009/media/DSCN0414.jpg.html
Ready for a ride on the Merry-Go-Round:
http://s836.photobucket.com/user/Bearcarver_2009/media/DSCN0415.jpg.html
Fresh out of spinner:
http://s836.photobucket.com/user/Bearcarver_2009/media/DSCN0418.jpg.html
Slices for Me & the Mrs:
http://s836.photobucket.com/user/Bearcarver_2009/media/DSCN0420.jpg.html
Bear's Supper (Much too done!!!):
http://s836.photobucket.com/user/Bearcarver_2009/media/DSCN0424.jpg.html
LEFTOVERS for FRENCH DIP SAMMIES
Next day slicing up leftovers to less than 1/8" for French Dip Sammies:
http://s836.photobucket.com/user/Bearcarver_2009/media/DSCN0428.jpg.html
Big plateful of Very Thin Prime Rib Slices:
http://s836.photobucket.com/user/Bearcarver_2009/media/DSCN0431.jpg.html
First Sammy with Horseradish & PR slices, and dipping bowl:
http://s836.photobucket.com/user/Bearcarver_2009/media/DSCN0438.jpg.html
A couple of bites after dipping. Can't believe how tender!!!!
http://s836.photobucket.com/user/Bearcarver_2009/media/DSCN0439.jpg.html
Forgot to mention----After Supper the first day
Mrs Bear made some Mini-Cheesecakes:
http://s836.photobucket.com/user/Bearcarver_2009/media/DSCN0411.jpg.html
Nice pile of Cherry Pie filling on top:
http://s836.photobucket.com/user/Bearcarver_2009/media/DSCN0412.jpg.html
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