Prime rib help

Pilchard

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I don't have a pic. Will post one in a few weeks. The key to my method is 200 degree oven.

How long per # do you Sous Vide?
I don't have a set amount per pound. I season the night before, drop it in right when I wake up and sear it when we are ready to eat. I think the shortest was a 5 lb bone in roast that went for 8 hours. I have also done one that we 12 lbs and I did it for a full 24 hrs which is ovekill.
 

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Have a good digital meat thermometer and insure the probe is half way in the thickest part of the roast. Pre-heat oven to 500, sear for 20 minutes, turn oven down to 225, walk away. Pull roast at 118 degrees and tent in foil, it will continue to cook and climb in temp. At 224, pull foil and slice, your are dead nuts medium rare. Now as for seasoning, poke holes in the fat cap and shove garlic cloves in. Rub with olive oil and season meat with what you like, salt and pepper is good, I use McCormicks Montreal Steak seasoning. Place roast on a bed of thick sliced onion, celery, carrots, Rosemary and Thyme. Forget anything you read about medium rare in the 130+ temp range, trust me, 124-125 and slice. The secret is to pull at 118 and let her rest.
 

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Have a good digital meat thermometer and insure the probe is half way in the thickest part of the roast. Pre-heat oven to 500, sear for 20 minutes, turn oven down to 225, walk away. Pull roast at 118 degrees and tent in foil, it will continue to cook and climb in temp. At 224, pull foil and slice, your are dead nuts medium rare. Now as for seasoning, poke holes in the fat cap and shove garlic cloves in. Rub with olive oil and season meat with what you like, salt and pepper is good, I use McCormicks Montreal Steak seasoning. Place roast on a bed of thick sliced onion, celery, carrots, Rosemary and Thyme. Forget anything you read about medium rare in the 130+ temp range, trust me, 124-125 and slice. The secret is to pull at 118 and let her rest.
yeah i tried the 500 degree oven trick ONCE, 3 years ago. for some reason it smoked up the house and spewed juices all inside the oven. my wife is OCD and ADD or whatever and took her a week to clean the inside of the oven and i had to hear it everyday. "DONT YOU EVER COOK SOMETHING LIKE THAT AGAIN IN THIS OVEN"
 

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Chef John's recipe: Take out morning of to reach ambient temps. 500 degrees for 5 minutes per lb. Turn off oven. Let sit 2 hours. Don't open the oven door. DON'T OPEN THE OVEN DOOR.

Simple, easy, foolproof.




Kent Rollins does it this way as well:

 

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Chef John's recipe: Take out morning of to reach ambient temps. 500 degrees for 5 minutes per lb. Turn off oven. Let sit 2 hours. Don't open the oven door. DON'T OPEN THE OVEN DOOR.

Simple, easy, foolproof.




Kent Rollins does it this way as well:


Used this method on mine yesterday, pulled it at 138 internal temp and wrapped in aluminum to cool for about 45 mins in time for dinner. Came out medium, sorry no pics. Delicious!
 

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The secret is to pull at 118 and let her rest.
That is what i did this year. If you go over 120F it will be medium rare. Now med rare aint all that bad depending on the quality of standing rib you got. I like it RED with the inner fat starting to render and bloody juices flowing. :D
 

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