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Many people favor prime rib over filet mignon, I don't know because I've had many filets that were cooked to perfection but I don't know that many restaurants that would tackle a prime rib.


If your ever in western NY The Red Osier is a must for prime rib!!!

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As for my family, Brisket as this is Texas...

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For my family, a rare roast of Prime Rib. A nice, well marbled piece of Iowa beef. Along with a huge pan of Yorkshire Pudding. Lot's of other sides as well, my Mom is quite a Gourmet. I think this year's dessert is a raspberry trifle.

I'll make the Bearnaise Sauce.

Here in Iowa, many places serve Prime Rib on Saturday night.


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Originally Posted By: Woody402
Originally Posted By: treblig1958
Many people favor prime rib over filet mignon, I don't know because I've had many filets that were cooked to perfection but I don't know that many restaurants that would tackle a prime rib.


If your ever in western NY The Red Osier is a must for prime rib!!!


I'm going to have to try that sometime Woody, I'm not that far from the Finger Lakes area.

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"Batching" it alone, so leftovers.


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Here in Downeast Maine its going to be fresh scallops, lobster and haddock! Can't wait!

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Some Florida quail and a Virginia salt cured ham!

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My oven will be cranked up for the third time this year. Wife has to cook because everything is closed.


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Originally Posted By: treblig1958
Many people favor prime rib over filet mignon, I don't know because I've had many filets that were cooked to perfection but I don't know that many restaurants that would tackle a prime rib.


I have a friend who has been cooking these at home, in a convection oven, for years. It took him a few to get his technique down, but, internal temp of about 150, 20 minutes of rest after that, seems to be the key. I don't do it because the minimum cost of participation is around $60, and my family, 'cepting me and my dear old Mom, are not big meat eaters.
Fully intend to thow one on the Weber grille, over a nice, smokey, fire one day, but, it will have to be when we have company. I'd be eating even a little 6 pounder for a week after the event, if it was just we three.


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