You have the absolute go to bbq channel for someone who is just getting started yet is capable of starting off at an advanced level. Plus you remind me of my college roommate So I feel like you’re teaching me directly lol. Thanks for the shared knowledge!
Thanks for the tip with closing the damper and using the door! Im a backyard bbq'er (and professional cook/chef of 6 years) and I sell dinners to my friends! They are blown away with slow smoked bbq (rare in California), im using this method on my next smoke 💨 😎!
Great Job! Not many have got it down like you do. Your temp is a mix of smoke/grill, my personal favorite. Just one fun fact: PRIME = “The USDA grade” of Beef RIB = “The Primal Cut” (part of Caracas) of Beef. Thank you for sharing the secrets of prep Smoke/Grill Beef Bone-in Ribeye roast.
Thanks so much! It's funny, I'm forever wondering if my reactions are too much. But then I realize, no, that's how I react to food ANYWHERE. Restaurants, friends' houses, food trucks. If I like it, I let it show :)
Hey yo Ry your shows has just became one of my top favorite shows to watch on UA-cam. You show some very great ideas and I really appreciate you taking your time to make these bugs l vids come out. Great work Ry. Hope all is well with you Ry.
I smoked a pork shoulder @ 250* yesterday for 4 hours then double wrapped it in tinfoil for another 2. It then rested for an hour and a half. After opening it was still to hot to touch inside. I used Rib Rack and Kingsford Ordinal No Salt All Purpose Seasoning. I used all cherry in the propane smoker, threw in a couple of chunks about every half hour. It came out perfect. It could have had a chunk of oak for that blatant taste of smoke but it was an experiment on cherry, a very mild taste. Next time I'm trying the pecan wood.
i just did a 6.5lb, i put it in the convection roast 500* for 20mins then 2.5hrs @250* in the kamado joe smoker* and its from medium rare to medium👍🏾urs came out good to but some people just do t know!!
Ry, well done. Your one of the few I notice that actually gets their smoke right. Nothing like a clean thin blue smoke. someone mentioned on your video they couldn't taste the difference in woods but if you get your wood smoking correctly you can then appreciate the differences but if your smoking with that puffy white smoke then its all going to taste the same and be way over smoked. Cheers ry
OK a couple of things...... First try wrapping your meat at mid cook also try using smaller pieces of wood. The smaller wood chunks will cook faster and allow you to make small adjustments to your temp.Before cutting or serving your meat should have been sitting in tin foil for at least an hour to re adsorb the meats juices. You can also make a mighty fine tasting au jus as well.
If it matters to anyone, allow your meat to rise to room temperature prior to grill, it will increase balanced greatness of what your goal is. However with a standing (prime) rib roast you will always have great results
Rare is 120, medium rare is 130, medium is 140, medium well is 150, and well done is 160. These are FINAL temperatures. When you cook a large piece of meat and let it rest 30 minutes the temperature will run up. Believe me, it WILL run up. Cooking at a low temperature like he did it might only run up 10-15 degrees..... I have cooked many prime ribs, mostly at around 375 degrees. I pull them off my Big Green Egg at an internal temperature of 112-115 and they STILL run up to 135 during the 30 minute rest. Over 135 is really higher than I want, 125-130 would be much better (FWIW, Alton Brown says 127 is the perfect temperature). If you really want medium rare, that's 130, and you are cooking at a low temperature, I would pull it at 120.... it will run up to 130 or more during the rest. (Don't attempt it without a good meat thermometer, I overcooked a $100 prime rib 30 years ago and learned my lesson.)
@@RWayne-nu2fi I agree with everything you just posted. Something to consider is that you will get varying doneness depending on where you cut the roast. The ends are generally hotter and therefore more done. Typically, I like to pull mine at 125 in the center. Cook it between 240 and 260. I let it rest for 30 to 45 minutes. The very ends will be Medium Well. The Center will be Medium to Medium Rare.
Loved the intro. Just an FYI. It is my understanding that a prime rib is primarily a marketing term, it also could describe a rib roast that is of the beef grade Prime. The "Prime" Rib is the exact same cut (part of the cow) as a rib roast or a standing rib roast which could be of any grade, ie choice or select. A ribeye steak is this same cut of meat with or without the bones pre-cut into slice to make steaks.
I'm definitely not a butcher, and I've heard varying explanations of the difference between a Ribeye Roast and Prime Rib, with one being that the 'Prime' Rib roast comes from certain sections of the ribs, and another being that there is no difference. I've even heard butchers give different answers, and high end steakhouses insist that Prime Rib is a cut unto itself. Bottom line--if it's good beef, and cooked right, I'll eat it :)
I got my 14 y.o. son the Oklahoma Joe Highland as a Christmas present this year - any suggestions on the first thing we try? Rib roast seems like a good start but also don’t want to destroy a beautiful piece of meat on our first go...
Did you serve it with some aus ju? Interesting that you didn't start it a little closer to the firebox but turned the other way around, with the meat facing away. Advantage? Disadvantage? Inquiring minds want to know. What is the price per pound on those roasts? I know prime rib requires a co-signer so if the rib eye roast is not quite prime rib, how much cheaper is it?
I started it a bit further away to slow the cooking down a bit. Ribeye roasts generally cook based upon thickness, not weight, so it can go fairly fast. I wanted time for the smoke to do some work on it. And we served some horseradish this time instead of jus. I think I paid 4.99 a pound, which was on special. The normal price is closer to 7.99 a pound.
Looks beautiful. I'm planning to do a boneless prime rib that will be able 8-9 lbs on my Weber smokey mountain tomorrow. This one was 8 lbs and took about 4 hours at 200-250 right? I'm excited.
I usually put it in a shallow pan in the oven with some beef broth and cover with foil and set the temp to 200 F until a temp probe reads about 170 F internal.
It looks like it was cooked to perfect doneness, but I’m confused about you pulled it off at 133 and let it rest for 30 minutes. Wouldn’t the temperature rise to ~143 then?
Thank you sir, may I have another? Lmao! Great vid. I hate to see what your penance is when you delete your edited file when you thought you hit the upload button! Love that prime rib. When I followed your directions on one a few months ago, it came out great.
Awesome demo on how to smoke a ribeye roast. I was going to do prime rib but you convinced me to try the ribeye. Those ribs looked good too. And I have a similar hat too lol.
Hey, I really enjoy your videos and I'm wondering if you can weigh in on a decision for me. I'm looking at purchasing either a UDS or a nice offset smoker. I like the convenience of the UDS, but I primarily want something that will put out great barbeque. When you're looking to make the best-tasting food, regardless of effort, which smoker do you usually find yourself gravitating to? Appreciate your thoughts!
How long it took from the time you put it in the smoker to the time you took it out. Is good to know if you are planing to have friends over and want to have and idea when to start cooking. Great video, thanks
I rarely worry about time. I focus more on internal temp for cuts like this, or tenderness for things like brisket or pork butts. This cut will hold quite well for several hours wrapped in foil and kept covered with towels in an insulated cooler, which instead of keeping something cold here will help keep this piece of meat warm.
Hey! Jimmie from Sweden here. Just have to say I love your videos !! Thanks for your inspiration! - Can you smoke chicken lollipops with some nice glaze / sauce? Best regards, Jimmie from Stockholm, Sweden
Splendid vid RY. I almost fell off my chair laughing watching you take a bite of that Jalapeno pepper. The look on your face was priceless with you turning a bit red, lol. That rib roast was smoked to perfection, perfect med rare. What grade of beef did you use? Either way, it looked super tender. Thanks for sharing and cheers to you.
1st time seeing your channel & sunscribed after reading thru the comments. Those inspired me to go watch more of your previous videos... I drooled a bit watching this one!
@@CookingWithRy... With a bit of Bugs Bunny thrown in for humor's sake? I immediately thought of that as you bit into the pepper, like he chewed carrots...
If you end up using it, the piece that runs along the top nearest the hinges might cause some binding if too thick. What I did was take an old razor and shave it down a bit. Works perfect after that :)
Great job on the videos! You're a very good teacher. I was just checking your Amazon store. I'll be using that in the future. Too bad the NASA hat wasnt listed.
Hey Ry, love your videos. I'm sure you know this but... Prime, select, choice are all grades of meat, has nothing to do where on the cow the meat came from. I actually bought a 20lb Prime rib from Costco, dry aged it with umai bag for 28 days and will be making 5lbs of it on Christmas day along with a rotisserie Turkey
Right, but there is always some 'discussion' about the location where the 'prime' rib comes from, with many butchers stating that it is from a certain portion of the rib :)
@@CookingWithRy that is correct, the standing rib roast comes from a certain number of ribs. Not sure which. To be consider "prime" that's up to the USDA of the packers wants to pay for the grading.
That, sir, was one magnificently piece of meat-perfectly cooked, and just the way I like it. My compliments to the chef! OK, actually, I like it maybe a bit more on the rare side, but I wouldn’t eat a jalapeño if my roast came out like that. My practice is to pull my roast when it hits 125F, but’s there’s no doubt about it-your roast was exceptional, and the only thing I would do differently is to park myself in your dining room. Now a couple of ideas to toss out there: since you’re a fan of Penzeys, have you tried his English Prime rib rub? It’s loaded with flavor, with a nice undertone of celery. I often use it as the sole seasoning for a rib roast, and occasionally I’ll add Great Plains Bison rub to it. The combination is incredible. Another suggestion: check out The Bearded Butchers video on “How to butcher a cow.” He takes a whole side of beef and cuts it up, laying the different cuts on the table. It’s a great way to learn the name of every single cut of beef, e.g., Prime Rib vs Standing Rib, etc. Thanks again for a superlative video.
When you do this, please season and wait for it to come up to room temp. I let my briskets set out over night seasoned and wrapped, and never had a problem. I'd let this set at room temp for at least 4-6 hours before cooking
Not enough salt but nice video kosher salt, its the only spice that penetrates into that meat but I loved your tips on the smoking. I could be wrong about the amount of salt but ive done alot of prime rib bit mainly in oven and have always had luck with alot of salt but that was great smoking tips.
Prime rib is also known as standing rib roast. The roast comes from the primal rib section of the animal. ... The ribeye cut comes from the exact same rib area of the animal. The cut is from the rib roast, aka prime rib.
That would be considered beyond well done for this cut of beef. It would likely be incredibly dry. To be honest, I'm not sure I've ever seen anyone take a ribeye roast to that temp.
Cooking With Ry Just wondering. I am new to smoking and my girlfriend does not like bloody meat. What temp would make it a nice medium....or would that also make it too dry/tough? Thanks for the quick reply.
For a medium doneness, pull it at an internal temp of 150 and cover loosely with foil for 20 minutes. You should hit between 155-160 for that desired finish :)
I've heard leaving the bark on the log burns bitterness into the meat, I can't tell the difference. Tell you the truth I can't tell the difference in the taste of any woods. I've cooked with oak, cherry, maple, mesquite, citrus and hickory. It all tastes the same too me.
Cooking With Ry : Keep it up! Smoked a Texas Style pork butt last night on a cheap $35 vertical charcoal smoker, and other than having to babysit the fuel, it came out perfectly. Might be a cool series of videos to experiment with the cheapest smokers you can find.
Method trumps equipment. You can mess up good meat on a great smoker with lousy technique, but using the proper techniques you can get GREAT results from the most basic equipment. I did a video on smoking tri-tip on a DIY smoker made from two large foil pans and some metal skewers. It tasted great :)
I dont believe that piece of meat been super tastefull😀...really that looks delicious👍 btw..did you only burnt the wood in your smoker? No charcoal?? Greets from the Netherlands Peter
More of my Roast, Brisket, & Tri Tip videos: ua-cam.com/play/PLu6Ht1WkrJHwcDmzLo32O9IJT-_RWsV8z.html
There is a part of me that wishes we were neighbors, but then i'm thankful because I would never leave your house lol. Incredible as always
I sometimes pass a rack of ribs over to my neighbor because he's tortured by all the smoke and bbq smells drifting his way :)
I only watch Cooking With Ry, HowToBBQRight, Kosmos Q, Swinelife BBQ and AllThingsBBQ. You're one of the best in the game bro. Love your recipes!
Thank you so much. That's really kind of you to say :)
You have the absolute go to bbq channel for someone who is just getting started yet is capable of starting off at an advanced level. Plus you remind me of my college roommate
So I feel like you’re teaching me directly lol. Thanks for the shared knowledge!
So glad you’re enjoying the videos 😊
Thanks for the tip with closing the damper and using the door! Im a backyard bbq'er (and professional cook/chef of 6 years) and I sell dinners to my friends! They are blown away with slow smoked bbq (rare in California), im using this method on my next smoke 💨 😎!
Great Job!
Not many have got it down like you do.
Your temp is a mix of smoke/grill, my personal favorite.
Just one fun fact:
PRIME = “The USDA grade” of Beef
RIB = “The Primal Cut” (part of Caracas) of Beef.
Thank you for sharing the secrets of prep Smoke/Grill Beef Bone-in Ribeye roast.
Sir, your expressions when you taste your food are pricless and why I always come here to get great ideas.
Thanks so much! It's funny, I'm forever wondering if my reactions are too much. But then I realize, no, that's how I react to food ANYWHERE. Restaurants, friends' houses, food trucks. If I like it, I let it show :)
Did a 5 pounder yesterday. Smoked with oak. Turned out excellent. Had the ribs today as leftovers. Your video helped a lot.
Yeah those ribs are a nice little 'after' snack :)
13:05 I feel your pain. Nothing worse than having to add more fuel when you only need the meat to rise another few degrees.
Hey yo Ry your shows has just became one of my top favorite shows to watch on UA-cam. You show some very great ideas and I really appreciate you taking your time to make these bugs l vids come out. Great work Ry. Hope all is well with you Ry.
You have become my go to friend on smoking meat.
Awesome...the beef looks juicy and delicious.
I was pretty pleased with this one :)
Ry, I have no doubt your roast was perfect just the way you like it, but that looked a little to rare for me. That jalapeno shot was priceless.
Yeah, we go for rare to medium-rare in my house. Everybody enjoys it their own way :)
I smoked a pork shoulder @ 250* yesterday for 4 hours then double wrapped it in tinfoil for another 2. It then rested for an hour and a half. After opening it was still to hot to touch inside. I used Rib Rack and Kingsford Ordinal No Salt All Purpose Seasoning. I used all cherry in the propane smoker, threw in a couple of chunks about every half hour. It came out perfect. It could have had a chunk of oak for that blatant taste of smoke but it was an experiment on cherry, a very mild taste. Next time I'm trying the pecan wood.
I've been using quite a bit of cherry lately and am enjoying it. Hickory is still my first love, though :)
i just did a 6.5lb, i put it in the convection roast 500* for 20mins then 2.5hrs @250* in the kamado joe smoker* and its from medium rare to medium👍🏾urs came out good to but some people just do t know!!
It’s Gale from Breaking Bad. Good job.
Shhhhhhhh.
Ry, well done. Your one of the few I notice that actually gets their smoke right. Nothing like a clean thin blue smoke. someone mentioned on your video they couldn't taste the difference in woods but if you get your wood smoking correctly you can then appreciate the differences but if your smoking with that puffy white smoke then its all going to taste the same and be way over smoked. Cheers ry
Sometimes it takes a little effort, but dialing in the smoke gets easier the more you do it :)
yesss you are right, "that really looks nice"
I am going to try this Saturday for a early Christmas dinner. About how long was the total cook time?
If I didn't mention the time in the video then I wasn't tracking it since I was aiming for a specific internal temp :)
OK a couple of things...... First try wrapping your meat at mid cook also try using smaller pieces of wood. The smaller wood chunks will cook faster and allow you to make small adjustments to your temp.Before cutting or serving your meat should have been sitting in tin foil for at least an hour to re adsorb the meats juices. You can also make a mighty fine tasting au jus as well.
I usually cut my wood into quarter splits. They work well.
If it matters to anyone, allow your meat to rise to room temperature prior to grill, it will increase balanced greatness of what your goal is. However with a standing (prime) rib roast you will always have great results
I've done it both ways and never noticed any difference in over 40 years of cooking.
Watching this in Dec 2022 to get ready for some Christmas ribeye roast! Thanks for all the tips, Ry! Great video as always.
Thanks!
12-24-2023.. im doing the same, watched it last year also
Yeah . . .. . . I feel your pain forgetting to turn the mic on. Been there done that, well recovered haha
Still It! Fancy seein’ you here. haha Keep chasin’ that craft brother!👌
Awesome vid! Looks like that’s my next cook on the highland!
Ribeye Roast is a favorite. Fairly uncomplicated to smoke :)
Any suggestions on reheat? I’m thinking just cut it cold and serve with boiling hot juice dip and let the juice warm it up.
That's what I like to do. Sort of like a french dip sandwich.
Great video. To what temp would you cook this to in order to get medium rare?
For this cut I shoot for 130-135. Some say higher for medium-rare but in the ribeye roast I like that 135 target :)
Rare is 120, medium rare is 130, medium is 140, medium well is 150, and well done is 160. These are FINAL temperatures. When you cook a large piece of meat and let it rest 30 minutes the temperature will run up. Believe me, it WILL run up. Cooking at a low temperature like he did it might only run up 10-15 degrees..... I have cooked many prime ribs, mostly at around 375 degrees. I pull them off my Big Green Egg at an internal temperature of 112-115 and they STILL run up to 135 during the 30 minute rest. Over 135 is really higher than I want, 125-130 would be much better (FWIW, Alton Brown says 127 is the perfect temperature). If you really want medium rare, that's 130, and you are cooking at a low temperature, I would pull it at 120.... it will run up to 130 or more during the rest. (Don't attempt it without a good meat thermometer, I overcooked a $100 prime rib 30 years ago and learned my lesson.)
@@RWayne-nu2fi I agree with everything you just posted. Something to consider is that you will get varying doneness depending on where you cut the roast. The ends are generally hotter and therefore more done. Typically, I like to pull mine at 125 in the center. Cook it between 240 and 260. I let it rest for 30 to 45 minutes. The very ends will be Medium Well. The Center will be Medium to Medium Rare.
Loved your replacement opening! Feeling your pain, I wanted you to get some milk! Excellent cook, too, btw.
Thanks! Yep, that was one hot jalapeno :)
Loved the intro. Just an FYI.
It is my understanding that a prime rib is primarily a marketing term, it also could describe a rib roast that is of the beef grade Prime.
The "Prime" Rib is the exact same cut (part of the cow) as a rib roast or a standing rib roast which could be of any grade, ie choice or select. A ribeye steak is this same cut of meat with or without the bones pre-cut into slice to make steaks.
I'm definitely not a butcher, and I've heard varying explanations of the difference between a Ribeye Roast and Prime Rib, with one being that the 'Prime' Rib roast comes from certain sections of the ribs, and another being that there is no difference. I've even heard butchers give different answers, and high end steakhouses insist that Prime Rib is a cut unto itself.
Bottom line--if it's good beef, and cooked right, I'll eat it :)
This dude has that male lunch lady vibe. Killer roast btw
Lunch Dude. I need a shirt that says that :)
I got my 14 y.o. son the Oklahoma Joe Highland as a Christmas present this year - any suggestions on the first thing we try? Rib roast seems like a good start but also don’t want to destroy a beautiful piece of meat on our first go...
I always like ribs for a first cook 👍
@@CookingWithRy thank you!
Ry, why not use a binder? Thanks for the videos.
For me it just depends on whether the meat surface has enough moisture to hold the rub.
Man that roast turned out perfect. I;m going have to try this soon. Awesome job my friend.
Thank you! It was delicious :)
Great method Ry! I’m afraid I would have cut a nice 1” slice. 😜🤔
Did you serve it with some aus ju?
Interesting that you didn't start it a little closer to the firebox but turned the other way around, with the meat facing away. Advantage? Disadvantage? Inquiring minds want to know.
What is the price per pound on those roasts? I know prime rib requires a co-signer so if the rib eye roast is not quite prime rib, how much cheaper is it?
I started it a bit further away to slow the cooking down a bit. Ribeye roasts generally cook based upon thickness, not weight, so it can go fairly fast. I wanted time for the smoke to do some work on it. And we served some horseradish this time instead of jus.
I think I paid 4.99 a pound, which was on special. The normal price is closer to 7.99 a pound.
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Awsome video my friend. I will surely try this on my Highland this summer!!!
Thanks. It was awesome :)
I will be trying my hand at this in the next 8 hrs. Sir, your videos are super clutch!!! Thank you!!!
That's great! Hope it goes well :)
All I have is a pellet smoker/grill is it possible to get the same results with this as you do with the Oklahoma Joe's?
I’ve done it on my pellet grill and it turns out great 👍
Looks beautiful. I'm planning to do a boneless prime rib that will be able 8-9 lbs on my Weber smokey mountain tomorrow. This one was 8 lbs and took about 4 hours at 200-250 right? I'm excited.
I usually say in the video, but that sounds about right :)
Should i pull it off the smoker at 125F? When it rests it might rise 7-10 degrees for 135F final temperature.
If 135 is your ultimate final then I've had luck pulling between 125-128 :)
Great job Ryi! I will be using parts of this on Christmas day when I do a prime rib.
Great!
Thanks for the video! Can I prepare such a day in advance? Put it in the fridge and eat it a day after?
Absolutely.
how would you recommend to heat it up without drying it. Mine came out great very smoky flavor I used olive wood and cherry.
I usually put it in a shallow pan in the oven with some beef broth and cover with foil and set the temp to 200 F until a temp probe reads about 170 F internal.
Perfectly presented for my holidays PR.
It looks like it was cooked to perfect doneness, but I’m confused about you pulled it off at 133 and let it rest for 30 minutes. Wouldn’t the temperature rise to ~143 then?
Why do I always watch videos like this when I am hungry? I'm torturing myself 😭
Thank you sir, may I have another? Lmao! Great vid. I hate to see what your penance is when you delete your edited file when you thought you hit the upload button! Love that prime rib. When I followed your directions on one a few months ago, it came out great.
It was beefarrific!
Awesome demo on how to smoke a ribeye roast. I was going to do prime rib but you convinced me to try the ribeye. Those ribs looked good too. And I have a similar hat too lol.
Thanks! Yeah, the ribs have good meat on them. Easy to slice off in strips and his with some sauce for a quick grill for color. Mmmmmm.
you might want to check out the "MEATER" Amazing, lost without it now.
"Cheers"
Ry, do you plug the buttom drain on your smocker when you cook ? . Thanks.
No. I just have a bucket to catch drippings.
Cooking With Ry gracias, thanks.
Hey, I really enjoy your videos and I'm wondering if you can weigh in on a decision for me. I'm looking at purchasing either a UDS or a nice offset smoker. I like the convenience of the UDS, but I primarily want something that will put out great barbeque. When you're looking to make the best-tasting food, regardless of effort, which smoker do you usually find yourself gravitating to? Appreciate your thoughts!
Offset gives amazing smoke flavor. If I had to choose between those, I'd go offset :)
@@CookingWithRy thanks! Offset it is
How long it took from the time you put it in the smoker to the time you took it out. Is good to know if you are planing to have friends over and want to have and idea when to start cooking. Great video, thanks
I rarely worry about time. I focus more on internal temp for cuts like this, or tenderness for things like brisket or pork butts. This cut will hold quite well for several hours wrapped in foil and kept covered with towels in an insulated cooler, which instead of keeping something cold here will help keep this piece of meat warm.
The Fact This Dude Bit A Whole Raw Jalapeño & Chewed It Like It Was Nothing
Awesome prep. I'm smoking our prime rib for Thanksgiving Dinner today, Don't have the fancy temp probe but will get one soon, Yummmmmy,
That'll be a fine Thanksgiving meal :)
Hilarious intro!! Great video!!
Do you feel your highland is a bit small? What about the longhorn?
It works for me, but if you're concerned the Longhorn is an easy step up. If you're trying to decide, I'd say go for the Longhorn :)
Looks like it turned out absolutely perfect! Going to try this on my Webber kettle. Thanks for all the great videos!
Thank you so much for the kind words :)
How long as the cook? Straight from fridge?
Not sure. This cut I cook to temp not time.
Hey!
Jimmie from Sweden here.
Just have to say I love your videos !! Thanks for your inspiration!
- Can you smoke chicken lollipops with some nice glaze / sauce?
Best regards, Jimmie from Stockholm, Sweden
I've been meaning to do those :)
Great looking rib roast, came out perfect in my opinion. My mouth is watering.
Thanks!
Splendid vid RY. I almost fell off my chair laughing watching you take a bite of that Jalapeno pepper. The look on your face was priceless with you turning a bit red, lol. That rib roast was smoked to perfection, perfect med rare. What grade of beef did you use? Either way, it looked super tender. Thanks for sharing and cheers to you.
It was a bit hot :)
That inhale got me - *gasp* i felt that!
I take it from your reaction you like the rib roast from the OKJOE a bit more than from the PBC video you did
can I ask what you are using for a seal on you grill lid
It's a Lavalock gasket.
@@CookingWithRy do you know where I can get one I have a new Oklahoma joe smoker and need to seal it up
@@richarddvll I believe it's listed in my Amazon store in the Smoker Modifications section: www.amazon.com/shop/cookwithry
@@CookingWithRy thank you sir
Just wondering where you get your variety of smoke woods.
Right here: thewoodshedoc.com/ :)
Dear Sir,
Thank you for this video, and how you showed and explained all the steps. The finished product had me drooling. God Bless.
That is the most delicious piece of meat that I never ate
I have the same smoker with tuning plates smaller pieces of wood works so much better it burns so much cleaner hotter with out fans and other tricks
Smoking through the tears! -Lesson Learned!
I purchased a boneless one yesterday. Smoking it tomorrow. Same deal? 130?
That’s my preferred temp :)
Best looking prime rib on youtube
Ha ha! Stoned on raw jalepeno! That'll learn ya. Oh boy! My wife got me a set of rubs for Christmas. Can't wait.
Rubs for Christmas is a great gift!
I just found your channel. I enjoyed your video and thanks for sharing.
Nowhere near enough salt check the Van Dike club of many years ago. The premier cook of those days.
You can add more. I chose not to. Ain't it great how that works?
1st time seeing your channel & sunscribed after reading thru the comments. Those inspired me to go watch more of your previous videos... I drooled a bit watching this one!
Thanks! I should offer napkins :)
Cooking With Ry ... luckily I was wearing a long sleeve Carhart shirt 😃
That looked great. Alicia was disappointed you didn't eat the whole jalapeno.
Some jalapenos are fairly mild. That one was not :)
RY, you gonna be the death of me! Thanks again for sharing!
I’m basically 80% beef :)
@@CookingWithRy... With a bit of Bugs Bunny thrown in for humor's sake? I immediately thought of that as you bit into the pepper, like he chewed carrots...
@@CookingWithRy Me too! I would make a good hamburger..80/20 blend lol
What’s that white insulation you put around the lid of the pit
It's a gasket material designed for smokers and grills. I got mine at Amazon here: amzn.to/2K6sN2j
Cooking With Ry awesome thanks for the info
If you end up using it, the piece that runs along the top nearest the hinges might cause some binding if too thick. What I did was take an old razor and shave it down a bit. Works perfect after that :)
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Great job on the videos! You're a very good teacher. I was just checking your Amazon store. I'll be using that in the future. Too bad the NASA hat wasnt listed.
Not sure where I got the hat. It might have been Amazon :)
Hey Ry, love your videos. I'm sure you know this but...
Prime, select, choice are all grades of meat, has nothing to do where on the cow the meat came from.
I actually bought a 20lb Prime rib from Costco, dry aged it with umai bag for 28 days and will be making 5lbs of it on Christmas day along with a rotisserie Turkey
Right, but there is always some 'discussion' about the location where the 'prime' rib comes from, with many butchers stating that it is from a certain portion of the rib :)
@@CookingWithRy that is correct, the standing rib roast comes from a certain number of ribs. Not sure which. To be consider "prime" that's up to the USDA of the packers wants to pay for the grading.
By the way, did the eating the pepper work? Have you forgot to turn your mic on since?.
That was priceless?
I have not. But I've forgotten to plug it in :)
@@CookingWithRy I think we need to see you eat a habanero pepper now...
That, sir, was one magnificently piece of meat-perfectly cooked, and just the way I like it. My compliments to the chef! OK, actually, I like it maybe a bit more on the rare side, but I wouldn’t eat a jalapeño if my roast came out like that. My practice is to pull my roast when it hits 125F, but’s there’s no doubt about it-your roast was exceptional, and the only thing I would do differently is to park myself in your dining room. Now a couple of ideas to toss out there: since you’re a fan of Penzeys, have you tried his English Prime rib rub? It’s loaded with flavor, with a nice undertone of celery. I often use it as the sole seasoning for a rib roast, and occasionally I’ll add Great Plains Bison rub to it. The combination is incredible. Another suggestion: check out The Bearded Butchers video on “How to butcher a cow.” He takes a whole side of beef and cuts it up, laying the different cuts on the table. It’s a great way to learn the name of every single cut of beef, e.g., Prime Rib vs Standing Rib, etc. Thanks again for a superlative video.
When you do this, please season and wait for it to come up to room temp. I let my briskets set out over night seasoned and wrapped, and never had a problem. I'd let this set at room temp for at least 4-6 hours before cooking
Personally I would never do that. Too much risk of bacteria forming leaving it out that long.
Not enough salt but nice video kosher salt, its the only spice that penetrates into that meat but I loved your tips on the smoking. I could be wrong about the amount of salt but ive done alot of prime rib bit mainly in oven and have always had luck with alot of salt but that was great smoking tips.
I've found a lot of the time I don't need as much salt with a good surface flavor. It's nice to experiment :)
Beautiful roast. Jalapeños are what we start kids out on before we introduce them to hot peppers!
Prime rib is also known as standing rib roast. The roast comes from the primal rib section of the animal. ... The ribeye cut comes from the exact same rib area of the animal. The cut is from the rib roast, aka prime rib.
Please don't post the same comment on multiple videos.
Nothing better than mesquite in my opinion
Perfect. Shame you cant get hold of english seasoned oak post
Should go with room temp for two hours before going on heat instead
I go straight from cold. Just my preference.
Superb as always Ry!
Sounds delicious. You have to roll those eyes for the tasty flavor..
I’m drooling right now 🙂
Just wear a bib like me :)
Thanks for sharing... great video.
Glad you enjoyed it :)
How long did you cook this for?
I cook it to internal temperature, so I don’t focus on time. If I didn’t mention time in the video I wasn’t keeping track.
Could a rib roast be done like a pork butt to an inner temp of 195-200 and still be tender and juicy like a pork butt or would it be tough?
That would be considered beyond well done for this cut of beef. It would likely be incredibly dry. To be honest, I'm not sure I've ever seen anyone take a ribeye roast to that temp.
Cooking With Ry Just wondering. I am new to smoking and my girlfriend does not like bloody meat. What temp would make it a nice medium....or would that also make it too dry/tough? Thanks for the quick reply.
For a medium doneness, pull it at an internal temp of 150 and cover loosely with foil for 20 minutes. You should hit between 155-160 for that desired finish :)
Thank you Sir.
Mesquite....mu skeet.......at least that's how folks in Mesquite, TX and pronounce it. ; )
Why so lite on the salt? I thought beef and salt are a great match?
Just a choice at times. Some people in my family are on a low salt diet and salt can always be added when eating :)
Soo hungry watching this.
I already want more :)
I've heard leaving the bark on the log burns bitterness into the meat, I can't tell the difference. Tell you the truth I can't tell the difference in the taste of any woods. I've cooked with oak, cherry, maple, mesquite, citrus and hickory. It all tastes the same too me.
I've never noticed the difference when bark is attached, except for how well the wood ignites. I try to take it off, but I don't obsess about it :)
Old pit master told me the bark helps get more smoke ring but don't use too much or you will get a bitter flavor.
Just subscribed! Enjoy your videos. Can’t believe you don’t get more views!
Thank you much! I've only been making videos for a little over a year. The views will come over time :)
Cooking With Ry : Keep it up! Smoked a Texas Style pork butt last night on a cheap $35 vertical charcoal smoker, and other than having to babysit the fuel, it came out perfectly. Might be a cool series of videos to experiment with the cheapest smokers you can find.
Method trumps equipment. You can mess up good meat on a great smoker with lousy technique, but using the proper techniques you can get GREAT results from the most basic equipment. I did a video on smoking tri-tip on a DIY smoker made from two large foil pans and some metal skewers. It tasted great :)
I dont believe that piece of meat been super tastefull😀...really that looks delicious👍 btw..did you only burnt the wood in your smoker? No charcoal?? Greets from the Netherlands Peter
I generally use charcoal to start and then burn wood :)
Great Video !
Ry, we would have trusted you to learn your lesson without the jalapeño punishment… 🥵
The jalapeño intro, lol!
Yeah it was a pretty hot one :)
very awesome video by the way love it
Thank you!