4 lb prime rib dry brined overnight similar to brisket (salt, pepper, garlic, paprika) but with traditional prime rib seasoning (more garlic, rosemary, thyme) thrown in. Then smoked for 4.5 hours at 250 till it reached 130 internal, then cranked it to 400 for a few minutes, pulled and rested for 30 min before slicing.

by hurtfulproduct

37 Comments

  1. MissMcNoodle

    Nope sorry. I’ll be over shortly to dispose of this monstrosity.

  2. Fair_Leg_2540

    I can’t answer that question until you DM me for my address and send me some vacuum packed

  3. Stacks-Edwards

    When I swiped to the next picture I got literal chills

  4. holy hell. I want that. What was the final temp when you started carving?

  5. That looks amazing, but I really need a taste to confirm!

  6. keneariom

    Quick question: smoked? As in on a grill smoked? Please share your technique!

  7. Secret-Ad-5366

    That counts in my book! Looks freaking awesome! One of the best I’ve ever seen 👍👍

  8. Bargle-Nawdle-Zouss

    Perfection.

    I would have allowed to rest for 30 minutes before searing on the grill for a few minutes at the highest temperature you can manage, but your result speaks for itself.

    What did you serve as your side dishes, and what kind of sauce(s) did you use, if any?

  9. Semper_Right

    Wow! I can tell that’s prime and not choice. And cooked perfectly!

  10. ANotSoFreshFeeling

    Sir, that looks awful. Best I take it off your hands for a proper disposal.

  11. UnprovenMortality

    I have tears. Literal tears at how beautiful that is.

  12. TheVampyresBride

    God, this looks divine. I’ve always wanted to make a prime rib, but I’m literally the only one in my family who likes it, and I couldn’t possibly eat the whole thing myself. So sucks for me. But if I ever did make one, I’d want it to look just like this.