Prime Rib Roast

Writ­ten: 12/26/2022

My notes for prepar­ing my prime rib roast

What

5.4lb prime rib roast (2 ribs) where the butch­er sep­a­rat­ed the ribs from the meat.

Ingredients

Rib roast, pep­per, salt, red wine, soy sauce, yel­low mus­tard, Dijon mus­tard, fresh rose­mary, gar­lic cloves, Herb de Provence

Time

Overnight, set out to room temp, prep work, ~2‑hour cook (2 ribs)

Steps

  • Rub all over with coarse salt, coarse pep­per, red wine, and soy sauce
  • Refrig­er­ate overnight
  • Take out and allow to arrive at room tem­per­a­ture.
  • Trim excess fat off the top
  • Pre­heat to 400 degrees F
  • Set rib bones (bow side down) and trim­mings on the pan (trim­mings around the rib bones). Rec­om­mend using a pan and not a roast­ing pan, since the rib ele­vates meat, and can baste
  • Place in oven
  • While those ren­der, smear the meat with a mix of French’s Organ­ic Clas­sic Yel­low Mus­tard, Grey Poupon’s Stone Ground Mus­tard, and olive oil
  • Top with a smat­ter­ing of Herb de Provence, to taste
  • Smash few cloves of gar­lic, (around 5, as desired)
  • Get 3 sprigs of fresh rose­mary
  • After the fat ren­ders (for me it was about 20 min­utes), take out of oven, put the rose­mary on the rib, place the roast on top of that, set smashed gar­lic around the base with the ren­dered trim­mings
  • Crank it up to 450F
  • Place back into oven
  • After 30 min­utes, low­er the tem­per­a­ture to 300F, set a ther­mome­ter in side­ways, and let it go.
  • 120F degrees for medi­um rare, 135F for more done.
  • Every 30 min­utes, baste with drip­pings
  • Remove from oven, set it on a cut­ting board, and tent for 15 min­utes.
  • Slice and serve imme­di­ate­ly