Winter time & Comfort food - 14lb Ribeye

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lovethemeats

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So I decided to do a Ribeye roast Friday night. Love winter time smoking. Did a light rub on the meat and only let it sit for 8hrs before going to the smoker. My MES30 was like a fridge. Had to cycle the heater on/off to keep the temp up around 60-65. Cold smoked it for about 2 hours before bringing the temp up to 195 and letting it go. Average temp at that set temp would stay around 210. Heres the start of a beautiful thing.
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Right now its in my cooler as it got done sooner then I hoped. But not to worry. Letting it rest is good for it.
Later on I pulled it out. Oh it looks good.
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This one I took to medium/medium well. Just for certain reasons.
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Ends to about 3in in were medium well. Going towards center it became more medium. Dinner was spectacular. Hope everyone enjoys the pics of everything.
 
Wow, that looks awesome! I have a 21 lb. 10 bone ribeye roast and will be smoking it in my camp chef pellet smoker tomorrow, we want eat about 6. I plan to set my heat at 225 want to bring it to 135-140 internal temp. Does anybody have a good estimate on cook time?
 
Wow. Thats a big piece of meat.
Possibly 5 1/2 to 6 hours on cook time for IT of 135. 15 minutes per pound. I always go with this statement - Its not done till its done. Happy smoking.
 
Thanks everyone. While I always love eating beef rare. Due to age. I only eat stuff like that once or twice a year. Like the fatties. I eat only 1 a year. Most other times I cook beef to medium to medium well. I want to be able to enjoy the foods I love for a long time and not have health issues from it. I'm sure most would agree.
Thanks again everyone.
 
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