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Prime Rib Dinner

Sunday, December 23, 2012

Finding, Cooking the Perfect Prime Rib

How about serving prime rib roast this holiday?

Prime rib is a very expensive "company's coming" cut of meat, and typically it only goes on sale around the holidays.  I like to buy Sheffield & Sons “Angus” standing rib roast which has large, traditional prime rib bones and a good grade of meat (USDA Angus Choice Beef). It is typically three to four pounds. (With tall college guys in my family, we usually think a pound per person, including a bone with each slice.) Select a roast that is "marbled" with bits of fat "speckled" in the center of the roast (ask their meat manager to help you select if you have a question). This "marble" will give the roast the best flavor and ultimately the juiciest texture as the fat dissolves into the slices when baking.  Another option is the "Semi-…

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