I will pull it out a few degrees later next year but other no notes.

seasoned 24 hours ahead of time, cooked at 200f till 118f, then rested about two hours and blasted at 550f for 10 minutes.

by yakobo13

9 Comments

  1. El_refrito_bandito

    You should be!! That looks fantastic.

  2. Snarky_McSnarkleton

    It’s so cool that so many of us are now doing prime rib at the holidays. Serious Eats really started something.

  3. illegal_miles

    You should be. I was pretty proud of mine but yours really looks perfect. Mine had a bit more of a grey band on one side.

    Might have just been from an uneven oven in the sear, I lost track of time and basically just pulled it when the fat on the bottom sheet pan was smoking as much as I could stand to deal with.

    Tasted amazing and my gf’s family loved it. But next time I’m hoping to nail and end up looking a bit more like yours

    I also did most of the cook at 200. Took about four hours. Pulled it at 115 and carryover got it up to at least 126. Rested for 90 minutes before searing at 550 F.

  4. Sam_Hamwiches

    I whispered “oh wow” when I saw this. Phenomenal work!

  5. kateuptonsvibrator

    It’s cooked beautifully. I’m curious if that’s grass fed beef?

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