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Author Topic: Ribeye Roast  (Read 3664 times)

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Offline Cherrywood

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My mothers birthday was today, i took a partial day off to get over to the butcher shop and get a ribeye roast. For sides, steak potatoes, zucchini and summer squash. Came out pretty good, I hope to have pics on here soon my photo bucket is acting up.

Offline Cherrywood

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Garlic, pepper, and salt for seasoning







Taters got a lil dark, nothing a little bit of top the tater or ketchup didnt fix.

Online glenn57

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Looks good bud!!HEY REB, see that.   ... nuttin katchup can't fix  :happy1: :happy1: :bow: :rotflmao: :rotflmao: :rotflmao:
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Offline cookie

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So was that cooked indirect over coals? Looks like it turned out perfect if you like medium rare
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Offline Cherrywood

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Correct indirect bout 350 degrees

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Boy, that looks great!!!! Now I'm hungry......

Offline Reinhard

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Looks perfect Cherrywood, just perfect!!!  good luck.

Offline hawg

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You let it rest just perfect too, no juice running all over the cutting board. Good job, perfect!
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Offline Bobberineyes

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Nicely done cw!!! I just had lunch but might have to eat again.  :happy1:

Online glenn57

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Correct indirect bout 350 degrees
how long on the grill?????? that looks more gooder then prime rib!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Offline Cherrywood

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at 350 was about 2 hours. maybe a bit longer. At one point i did have a bit of a heating issue, couldn't get the charcoal past 300. Solved by more charcoal and leaving the lid on for a few minutes.

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Muy yummy!  :happy1:
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Online glenn57

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so CW did you happen to have a meat thermometer in the roast? just curious, i love my meat the color you have it, momma not so much so i'd try to hit a happy medium.
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Offline cookie

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Isn't that what a ribeye roast is  A prime Rib? Never bought one but looking at the pic I'm thinking I need to make one of those sooner then later
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Isn't that what a ribeye roast is  A prime Rib? Never bought one but looking at the pic I'm thinking I need to make one of those sooner then later
SAME HERE COOKIE!!!!!!!!!!!!! or i think i might just move next door to cherrywood!!!!!!! that way he does all da cooking!
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Offline Cherrywood

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i believe so as well, not sure though. yes i used a thermometer, it read 125 in the middle took it off the grill and let it rest for about 5 minutes. then sliced way.

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Thanks buddy!
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Offline hawg

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Yes, a ribeye roll/roast is a prime rib trim with the fat cap and bones removed, and a little tail trim. Next up is cutting it into ribeye steaks.
« Last Edit: October 10/21/16, 11:39:45 AM by hawg »
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Offline LPS

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What a great thread this is.  Meat porn.  My favorite chunk of meat.