I followed a lot of advice on this sub before giving it a go. Hit an internal temp of 120 over 3 hours with my oven set at 200. Took it out to rest for about 45 mins wrapped in foil, blasted it for about 12 mins at 500 for a crispy crust.

Overall, it turned out pretty good. It's made amazing French dips every day since.

by TheGreatSidWrath

15 Comments

  1. What seasoning did you incorporate in your crust?

  2. scottscout

    I’ve scrolled past multiple times and halted. Bravo

  3. bryan4368

    How many “it’s raw” comments did you get?

  4. TumbleweedTim01

    That’s uncooked meat. Not “rare” or “that’s how prime rib looks” That’s raw meat

  5. Jazzlike-Preference1

    This might be the finest-looking prime rib I’ve ever seen. Congratulations and very well done.

  6. Bettajune

    What’s the cut of meat you used? It looks GREAT to me!

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