So here is my prime rib that I did last Thanksgiving. I do believe I will have this again this Thanksgiving.
The roast came from the Fresh Market. It was about 4-5 pounds. It did not have a heavy fat cap and as you can see, it was quite meaty.
I did something a little insane. I let it come to room temp, then I browned it. I made a paste of rosemary, thyme, garlic (all fresh), olive oil, with salt and pepper. After I browned, that is when I applied my "paste."
My oven was pre-heated to 500 degrees. (I had read so many recipes on how to do prime rib, I just took what I liked from each one). I put the roast on a rack in a roasting pan... put it in the oven for 45 minutes (this puts a nice brown color on it). Then I took the roast out, put foil cover over it, turn oven down to 350 degrees and let it cook for about 2 hours. We like ours rare here. I believe it is about 30 minutes per pound for rare.
Once it was done, I let it rest... which was very hard to do because it just smelled soooooo good.
I made au jus from the de-greased juices and low sodium beef broth with addition of browned flour just for a little body.
All I know is this. It was awesome for the first attempt ever. And I can't wait to do it again. I would actually do this more often.. perhaps a Sunday dinner kind of thing.
Anyway... thanks for looking and any suggestions are so totally welcomed!
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