Christmas prime rib

by Smoothsailor666

25 Comments

  1. SomedayIWillRetire

    Ouch. Sometimes you can do everything correct and still come away with a ‘L’.

    Chop it up and add it to ramen! Or mac & cheese.

  2. Smoothsailor666

    The black part is a thick seasoning, it’s obviously not burnt, you people kill me lmao

  3. Mission-Topic8988

    Looks better than the completely raw ones people usually post

  4. Consistent-Essay-165

    Second day slice paper thin onions peppers on a hoagie some juice cheese if u like and we’ll

    I’ll take one every day thank you ☺️☺️☺️

  5. Secret_Honeydew5143

    Yikes. Hope y’all had something as a backup…

  6. Illustrious-Coat3532

    That’s the back cap fat that’s black, right.

  7. Financial-Iron-1200

    OP, probably tastes good but keep this photo for the next time you make one and be sure to pull it out of the oven when internal temp reaches 115-118. The carry over cooking should add another 6-8 degrees. Good luck

  8. RelativeBoard7

    Might not be bad for sandwiches with nice mustard and pickles

  9. Catfish_Mudcat

    What’s with all these expensive prime ribs getting murdered on Christmas?

  10. landing11

    RIP. I would take the L but still eat it tho

  11. BeaverBoyBaxter

    Idk what everyone’s talking about. It could’ve been pulled sooner but it could also be the lighting. Looks great to me.

  12. Overdone but absolutely soak it up in some au-jus, lather it in some horseradish sauce, chop it for samiches, etc.

  13. 1970s_MonkeyKing

    This is actually the first one I’ve seen that’s not raw.

  14. murdochthesungod

    I like this post much than the fags who are like “first time oops it came out perfect”

    Nice work

  15. kamikashi21

    The burnt ends on this look fantastic!