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[b]JudyFoodie wrote:[/b] [quote][b]Fidel,[br]Looks awesome!!! I did one a few weeks ago...ahh the memories. Did you do any gravy or au jus gravy? I noticed you didn't use a drip pan. How long did it take for the temp to come down and stabilize for the roasting time?[p]Judy[/b][br][/quote]
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Standing Rib Roast (many pics)
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EagerEgger
Fidel, When you order this cut of meat, what do you ask for specifically? I have found that my local
Supermarket can come up with almost any cut of meat if I give them a bit of time.
Mike
mad max beyond eggdome
Fidel,
glad it all turned out good for you. . .way to go!!!
DynaGreaseball
Fidel,
I would have only one suggestion.......
Don't get rid of that camera!
UnConundrum
Fidel,
Ah!!! My favorite cut of beef. Looks like you did a great job. Enjoy those ribs.
Fidel
JudyFoodie,
I improvised to get the temp down. I seared it direct on the cast iron grid.
As it was resting I pulled the hot cast iron, put in the plate setter, and then the OEM grid. It
came down to 325 within 15 minutes then settled on 315, so I left it there.
Do drip pan, but there was so much liquid when I carved it we reduced that liquid just a bit for an
au jus.
It was terrific.
JudyFoodie
Fidel,
Looks awesome!!! I did one a few weeks ago...ahh the memories. Did you do any gravy or au jus
gravy? I noticed you didn't use a drip pan. How long did it take for the temp to come down and
stabilize for the roasting time?
Judy