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Prime (rib) Roast L&S

Enrico Brandizzi

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Prime (rib) roast L&S.

First the origin. I was able to find a Creekstone Farms reseller near Rome and HE IS MY BUTCHER NOW.

12 pounds prime rast thawed slowly and rubbed with some SPOG.




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Trimmed, rubbed as told and rested in fridge




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Set the 26 OTG w/snake method and some hickory +masquite chips in pouch. Some water added.




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Low &Slow round 180/200F 3 hours and sometime later




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It was like this





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foiled till dinner. Carry over effect improved 10F IT .Just before dinner I used the oven grill for 5 min max power and was like this





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Finally, sliced and served





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Thanks for stopping by.
Enrico
 
Not does that look delicious, I'm buying a plane ticket to Rome NOW!
That hunk 'o beef must have set you back $200 US - beautifully done.
 
Very extra nice !!!!


Just curious:

"Carry over effect improved 10F IT .Just before dinner I used the oven grill for 5 min max power and was like this"

10 deg. up, from where?

And then maybe just a few degrees from the high power at the end?


Just thinking.....this is one place that might really benefit from "BBQ to temp"

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I usually don't chime in on every post with something like "wow that looks great", but in this instance.

WOW THAT LOOKS GREAT!!!!

That has to be one of the most succulent beefy pictures I've ever seen. Despite the cost of beef lately, I think you've pushed me to attempt something similar.

Thanks for posting.

Mike
 
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