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Prime Rib Roast Recipe
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Brandy Prime Rib Recipe
Ingredients:
- 8 pounds Standing rib roast
- 4 cloves garlic, slivered
- 1/4 cup Soy sauce
- 1 tablespoon Freshly ground pepper
- 1 cup Brandy
- 1 cup Beef stock
- Fresh oregano and thyme sprigs
Directions:
Using a sharp knife, make 1" deep slits evenly spaced over
entire surface of roast and insert garlic slivers. Place in roasting
pan. Brush outside of roast with soy sauce, sprinkle with pepper
and let roast stand at room temperature for one hour. Preheat
oven to 350F. For medium rare, roast 14 minutes per lb. or until
meat thermometer inserted in center of roast reads 125F. For medium
roast 15 minutes per lb. or until meat thermometer inserted in
center of roast reads 135F. While cooking baste every 10 minutes
with brandy.
Transfer to warm platter and let sit 15 minutes before carving.
Skim fat from roasting pan and discard. Place pan on stovetop
over medium heat. Pour in the stock. Deglaze pan and simmer for
a few minutes and adjust seasoning. Carve roast and spoon sauce
over meat. This recipe for Brandy Prime Rib serves/makes 6.
Beef Rib Roast Recipe
Ingredients:
• 1 prime rib roast
• 1 cup butter- cut into cubes
• 1 head garlic, cut in half the round way and peel the loose
glove halves
• 6 big sage leaves
• 1 branch rosemary
• 10 big sprigs of thyme
• Canola oil
Directions:
You have to start with a great piece of meat. Anything you do to
a bad cut won't make the meat taste better or improve the texture.
Go to your favorite butcher and beg him to get you a "Prime"
prime rib roast with the bones on. As for all beef, make sure it
is at room temperature (68F or higher) before you start cooking
it. Have ready a rack in a big roasting pan close to the stove.
Heat your oven to as hot as it can get, preferably a convection
oven. Dry the roast very well with paper towels. Heat your biggest
fry pan over your highest heat. Grind on a lot of Tellicherry black
pepper, heavily salt the whole roast then press it into the roast.
Don't be afraid to over pepper the roast because fat cancels out
heat and Tellicherry pepper has the finest flavor that's almost
sweet. Add a little Canola oil to just barley cover the bottomed
of your pan. When the oil is very hot, almost smoking, press the
roast in to the pan. Brown the roast really well on all sides so
it's very very dark crispy brown. Remove the pan from the heat and
transfer the roast onto the rack. Put the roasting pan in the oven.
Put the butter in the pan and melt it over a high heat then add
the herbs and garlic. Pour the butter over the roast. Turn the oven
down to 350. Baste the roast quickly after 20 minutes and baste
again every 20 minutes until the internal temperature reaches 140.
The second most important step is resting the roast. The muscle
has contracted from the heat so all of the blood is in the middle.
While it is resting it will return to out side while pulling in
all the flavored butter. Rest the meat in a 140 oven for up to two
hours basting every 15 mins. Or the minimum resting time is the
same as its cooking time. This recipe for Beef Rib Roast serves/makes
6.
Remarks
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By: Heriete
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By Millicent
As I was cooking first time so I was a bit scared but now I know that I can also make a delicious recipe. This recipe is really too easy to cook and tasty too.
By Tom Alter
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