Forget About Turkey And Make This Instead
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- Опубліковано 6 гру 2022
- Making a great rib roast is actually quite simple and especially when you follow this method.
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Worcestershire rib roast: (5 pounds rib roast)
2 tbsp rosemary salt (see recipe below)
1 tbsp fresh ground black pepper
enough Worcestershire sauce to cover the entire roast (about 1 1/2 tbsp)
1. Roast at 220F (104 Celsius) until it hits 100F (38 Celsius) internal temp
2. Roast at 500F (250 Celsius) until it hits 120F(49 Celsius) internal temp
3. rest for at least 20 minutes before slicing
Rib roast sauce:
2-3 beef bones
7 cups water
1 large onion in large chunks
2 medium carrots peeled and in large chunks
1 cup malbec or cabernet sauvignon red wine
1 tbsp balsamic vinegar
5 sprigs of stripped thyme leaves
2 tsp Worcestershire sauce
3 tbsp unsalted butter
salt and pepper to taste
Horseradish sauce:
1/3 cup mayo
1/4 cup sour cream
1/4 cup crème fraiche
1/4 cup prepared horseradish
2 tsp lemon juice
2 tsp W sauce
1 tsp white wine vinegar
2 tbsp chopped chives
Salt and pepper to taste
Rosemary salt recipe full batch:
1 cup kosher salt
14 sprigs of rosemary stripped
8 sprigs sage stripped
3-5 cloves of garlic (3 if they are big and 5 if small)
1 lemon zested
Rosemary salt recipe 1/2 batch:
1/2 cup kosher salt
7 sprigs of rosemary stripped
4 sprigs sage stripped
2 cloves garlic
1/2 lemon zested
Rosemary salt weighted recipe:
250 grams of kosher salt
8 grams of fresh sage leaves
16 grams fresh rosemary leaves
20 grams of fresh garlic
3 grams of fresh lemon zest
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Happy holidays to all of you sweet people!! I sincerely hope this rib roast tutorial helps to make this Christmas the tastiest one yet 👊 Merry Christmas and HAPPY COOKING!!!
Sonny Merry Christmas to you brother 😀 please cook for me I keep begging you oh my goodness I'll do your dishes for a year if you cook for me oh my goodness I hydrate myself with my salivation every video you make you never fail brother 😌
Happy Holidays!!! Thank you for sharing! If I may, I have a question about cooking roast times. Do you extend time when cooking two 5lb roast in the oven at the same time?
@@bryonstalter26 one day!!!
@@kristakaneao413 should be about the same I would imagine
I had a thought.
Do you think if you dehydrated the rosemary salt it would have a longer shelf life and still be good??
Worcestershire sauce has an interesting history. The guys who made it thought it was absolutely foul. Truly an awful mess. They let it sit in their basement for a while, forgotten. When they went back they figured to have a taste and it was awesome. By chance they had created one of the best sauces in the world from an unholy concoction.
That makes a lot of sense. The fermentation transforms a lot of the vile flavors of the fish.
@@xyz0zyx wtf does that have to do with what he just said?
@@xyz0zyx non sequitur boy has entered the chat.
The same technique has been used in Southeast Asia for 100's of years as a way of creating sour and bitter flavors, rich in savory flavor. I'm glad we benefitted from learning ourselves to use fermentation as Westerners as there are many natural flavors we can explore by way of the same process.
I mean een the romans had larum i believe its called, fermented fish sauce. But still nice nevertheless... even though i dont remember ever using it
i dry brined the turkey this year with your rosemary salt recipe. used about 3/4 of a full batch for 17 pound bird. 24 hours in the fridge. sliced up the zested lemon, an onion, and put in the cavity with leftover rosemary/sage sprigs. it was an EPIC hit and gave credit where it is due, pointing my relatives to your channel. THANK YOU!!!
nice one! Rosemary salt never fails
@@thatdudecancook It really never does!
@@thatdudecancook if you know you know
Yummy! And congrats on being the only North American UA-camr who can say "worcestershire sauce" properly!
I gave up cooking professionally during covid after 20 years in the kitchen and I really enjoy watching someone who really knows what they are doing, cook. Stunning piece of beef that. If you know you know…
Why you give it up
Yay, a UA-camr that actually took the 5 seconds to look up the pronunciation of Worcestershire sauce! Thanks for all you do and happy holidays!🎄
I made this for on a 10 lb roast and it was absolutely phenomenal. Loads of compliments on the sauces and roast. This is by far my favorite thing I have made for Christmas. Thank you!
I want to make the case for keeping celery in your mirpoeux. So, yes, carrots and onions both add sweetness with some additional flavors.
But the celery offers complexity first; the uniquely green flavor freshens[balances] the sweetness.
In the process of cooking now! So excited. Rib in the oven, simmering stock. Made the horsey sauce and is amazing!
Will update when finished!
letssss gooooo!!
❤😂❤❤ crazy delicious dude. Thank you so much😅.
This channel is so much fun I can't even contain myself
As someone from the UK, that is 100% the correct pronunciation.
As someone from Worcestershire, I’m so pleased because I think this is the first time I’ve heard it pronounced correctly by an American.
I would venture to say that most of us Yanks do pronounce it correctly. I could be wrong though. A lot of people do struggle with it, but some purposely struggle with it just for the humor. In the southern states, some call it, Wusthis,here sauce. 😂
Late to the party but I believe he spent a portion of his adolescence in the UK.
Thank you Sonny. I was hoping you would have a rib roast tutorial and dammit you don't disappoint! This is incredible and you just made my Christmas dinner one for the books! Go slap the fridge once for me!
consider it done
When I order it, tell the butcher to cut and tie, then it's done for you, so easy..
Amazing! I cooked this last night (on the Traeger, finished in the oven) for a crowd and everyone was in love. I have cooked many roasts of the years and this was the best. The sauce was unreal. Thank you!
You tutorials have gotten better and better. You're still a maniac! Love it!
Lea and Perrins Worcestershire Dauce is a staple in my kitchen. Anything roasted is just blessed with it. Even chips, or roast potatoes. Yum!
We make a horseradish sauce with sour cream, dillweed, horseradish and garlic salt.
4 c. SC
2 tbsp HR
1 tbsp DW
1 tbsp GC
Start there and add to taste. makes a great chip dip and burger sauce as well.
Cannot wait to try this....Worcestershire sauce is My favourite condiment 🇬🇧 Thank you x
Me too 🎉🍻🇬🇧!!
Out of all the cooking videos I watch on youtube you are the only one who says worcestershire sauce spot on. Small win for you i bet but good to see lol
I need to up my planning game. I always watch these the day I want to cook.
Mr Sony, when You said, There out there, among us, my heart skipped a beat 😘
Just wanted to say thanks for all you do for your viewers! I have made this two Christmas Eves in a row and everyone loves it. You are the man.
Just put my dry-brined roast in the fridge, where it will mull over its impending end for the next 24 hrs. Can’t wait for tomorrow, thanks Sonny!!
Did the whole thing; roast, sauce, and horseradish sauce. Family raved.
I do a prime rib every year for Xmas like your method dude.:)
FINALLY, someone who agrees with me on celery. Thank you for the validation lol
Amazing recipe and execution as always. But Sonny, since you left all celery farmers in tears, I urge you make something in your next video with that. I m sure you can do it!
Sonny, made this dish today and everyone was floored. They said it was the best I’ve ever made. Only change made was in cooked it on a Traeger instead of the oven and non dairy butter. Thank you for all the steps and a fantastic dish. We all started to get the meat sweats since we couldn’t get enough of the beef. Can’t wait to eat the leftovers…
Mission accomplished! Turned out GREAT for Christmas Dinner! Thanks for the video!
W sauce is the SH. Love it. I marinate burgers in it for 20-30 mins and they're amazing. This video seriously made me drool. The sound of the knife cutting through it on the plate? So tender and juicy and beefy. Amazing stuff Sonny.
I legit just bought 19lbs of rib roast because of this video. Excited to make this for the holidays
Made this for New Years dinner and holy moly it was incredible so worth all the time and effort to roast the ribs like that
Thank you for the fun yet very direct content always!
I have always enjoyed cooking and with the surge in quality channels that give science based information on why we are doing what we are doing I learn so much to apply into meals I already make and new ones I drool over trying.
Wow, this looks incredible. I'll be making this my holiday roast this year for sure.
Beef broth in a can, fresh clove garlic. Done day.... love the prime rib.
The energy+ humour in the dude is awesome,from Kenya
Stir fried celery is an underrated delicacy.
Your videos are so educational, so entertaining, I look forward to a new one every day. Keep up the outstanding work!!
Celery SUCKS! I laughed out loud 😂! I can say the same for them carrots you used too. I've attempted standing rib roast a few times and realized I don't know what I'm doing. I'm excited to try this recipe, hoping they go on sale this holiday season 🤞🏾.
What are you talking about, carrots are great. Just don't eat them when they're soggy, that's a one way trip to disappointment town.
The rosemary salt is pretty good. You can put that stuff on almost anything.
For the wine, Alexfrench's method of cooking off a whole bottle of Cabernet Sauvignon, reducing it to almost a syrup, and storing it, seems to work really nice. Just add a teaspoon or two to taste to your sauce
cool idea!
@@thatdudecancook just don't store it too long I learned that mistake lol
Also I can't believe you responded to me that's so cool 😊😊😊
I'd add to this by saying Cab Sauv and similar red wines are quite heavy in tannins which may explain the astringent taste, using a softer red grape variety like a pinot noir or a merlot might help as well.
Could you post a link to that? I'm searching his channel and can't find it.
Making this Sunday…better be good 🤨😆
You’re my go to channel for cooking….the best
Made this today, and it was fantastic. (Too cold to grill steaks, our usual Christmas go to). The sauce was worth it. And the smoke detector going off was the perfect dinner bell to get the family off the phone. 😂
Lol! That 500 degrees for 15 at the end set off all of my smoke detectors too! The sauce... so amazing!
by itself a prime rib don't produce shite for gravy drippings. great looking sauce you put together. one year I braised some oxtails and swiped the resultant liquid for my prime rib which I roasted a coupla days later.
Thanks Sonny, this looks ace.
For a long time I have made a brunch and with whole almost a bottle of just Worc’s sauce and reduced and reduced it in a pan to a thick black sauce. Then poured it over cooked mushrooms, grilled beef tomato’s and bacon. Never tried it on anything else but its a treat.
But will make your sauce defo.
I'm gonna make a video on that! awesome idea
I cook rib roasts @170 Fahrenheit. I get true edge to edge red, (you have a SLIGHT band of grey) It does take 7-11 hours I did a prime rib roast last Christmas that was 19.27 pounds it took almost 12 hours, you take it out, rest it, then I blast it at 550 for 15 mins, perfect color, if I'm not using the smoker. Now I gotta try this sauce, it looks INCREDIBLE
THANKS MUCH FOR YOUR VERSION ! I think I will give it a GO this Christmas !
Sonny is such a talented chef. amazing videos
That’s going to be our new year’s cook for sure.
Bloody outstanding mate!
this looks amazing! i think i found my christmas recipe this year
Some of the best cooking vids anywhere! Thank you
Besides the terrific roast recipe there were of few tidbits of wisdom here. The gravy making with the bones, switching to smaller pots as it reduces. Using a basting brush to keep the pot sides clean and retrieve the dried sauce as its reduced. Removing some fat and the swirling to do it. Adding some butter and wine at the end.
Ohh, we're so having this for New Years dinner. Yummy
That looks amazing!!! I have to try this sauce!
Thank you for pronouncing it correctly. You would not believe how many people get it wrong.
This guy is so freaking cool. I wish I would have trained with him when I first became a decent Chef.
love your cooking videos very helpful
happy to help!
Oh my GOD this was beautiful ¡ well done! I'm going to cook this. Rib roast is one of my favorites and you've nailed it here! Thank you
It only recently dawned on me that I've attempted standing rib roast over half a dozen times. I admired a few of the previous coating recipes, but never came across a keeper...UNTIL NOW! The mixture of Worcestershire sauce and your rosemary salt is how I'm sure to repeat when making rib roast in times to come. Thank you so much!!
Sonny, you provide so many wonderful cooking tips, its always a joy to watch you. Your humor is definitely contagious as are your humorous karate skills!
Let me start by giving you props! Out of all cooking channels I watch, you pronounce Worcestershire the closest to correct. It seems like a badge of honor for people to mispronounce it and laugh. I've never really understood why but when I was young the wisdom of my grandfather asked me a question. Could you spell the word, worse with the letters w o r c e? I said yes then he said how do you pronounce, s t e r? Simple enough right? Then he told me you could still pronounce s h i r e like it looks like, but the British would say it the way we say the word, s u r e. So if you read the three words, worse - stir -sure, all in a row quickly... Then you would be saying the word correctly you could also still say Worcester and then say Shire and it still technically acceptable pronunciation. I think anyone who reads this comment will never in their life have a problem pronouncing it correctly. They just have to decide if they prefer sure or shire! Thanks for listening
it took me a long time to finally figure that one out haha!
Making this Monday!! I'm SOO ridiculously excited!
This is definitely the best rib roast we've had. We used an Angus rib roast. For the rub instead of sage we used thyme, oregano, and basil. It's what we had in the herb garden. The rub gave it a delicate, exceptional flavor.... definitely don't want overwhelming rub flavor. And it was evenly cooked...evenly rare all-around. I was impressed in all ways. The sauce is wonderful and can be used for flavoring a beef gravy in addition to using the drippings from the last twenty minutes of cooking. It melted and you could cut it with a fork. Thanks so much guy who can cook!! Happy new year!
Dude! I love Celery! Great Flavorful Rib Roast! Thanx!
Never stop.
Alright I'm new here and all but this guy is amazing imo he just brings a smile to your face and makes me love cooking even more like what he does shows you don't have to be a fancy chef like Gordon Ramsey for instance or any of the Chopped hosts to really do something it's just sometimes simple ingredients are best
I'm going to do this this year but on my Pellet grill/smoker. So question do you take it out when IT reaches 100, crank the temp then put it back in once oven is up to temp until the IT is reached 120, or do you just leave it in and crank the temp when IT is at 100 and pull once 120 is reached?
If your grill goes up to 750, what would you suggest be the max temp you use and is 120 still the target higher temps to pull it?
Excellent job brother! That looked incredible! I've made several of your dishes and they've all been great 👍 always look forward to your vids
Making this for the Pre-Christmas party this Sunday
Thanks for sharing this awesome recipe!‼️🌹
Omgosh!! That looks amazing!!
Congratulations to one of the few internet chefs that can actually pronounce worcestershire correctly
I made this yesterday for our dinner and went by the recipe to the tee! The result was perfection and my family raved about how delicious it was. This was my first prime rib roast I've ever cooked and though it was a bit intimidating the instruction was flawless and I was able to pull it off. Thanks so much,I am an official fan for life! Merry Christmas!
Made the famous rosemary salt for the first time and man all I can say what a game changer!!
Looks awesome, I need to try this recipe.
You blew my mind with the swirling of the fat to skim it thank you
Maybe the best thing you have ever cooked.
I've been grilling beef with Lea and Perrins since the 60's, will always love the flavor
Great execution. Well done
OMG, I am soooo glad to hear you say that about celery. It is ubiquitous in almost any roast, stew, soup recipe, and in my opinion dominates everything with its nastiness. Raw celery..OK, cooked celery, yuk.
Love your vids Dude!! i'm doing a rib roast for christmas and will DEFFINATELY make this sauce. Would LOVE to see a vid on Ham and Bean Soup. I'm a country boy at heart and would dig your take on one of my favorites. Keep these comming!!
All the professional techniques you've taught me have really made cooking so much more fun for me. Thanks you Psychopath :)
Yes !! Let's go!! Making this😎
I agree with you 1000% on celery. The flavor is just too strong. It always completely overpowers what it is going into and ruins the dish.
Props on your "Wustersher" pronunciation... pretty good! 👌
Source: I live in a town called Bromsgrove... in Worcestershire.
THAT DUDE CAN COOK👊🏼😎
Chalky is the best term for that mouth feeling
Just made my first batch of rosemary salt. Wow!
Cooking a rib roast on New Year’s Day. Butcher only had boneless, pre tied so I bought 3 oxtails to build the sauce. Can’t wait!
My son and I built a rice and roasted veg meal plan to use up the oxtail meat. Can’t wait for that, too!
ive literally watched this multiple times😎👊🏼
We’re having a rib this year instead of the usual turkey, so I may well try the reverse sizzle technique!
You could also deglaze the bone pan with the wine and balsamic mix - the alcohol and acid really lifts the crusty bits well, and you can do the reduction at the same time - saves a bit of time and washing up.
Your next video has to be Yorkshire pudding which is essential with a roast beef joint!
Reverse sear is the most forgiving.
He actually did a Yorkshire puddings video a year ago, you should check it out
Outstanding job
Making this right now for Thanksgiving ! So excited!
I really love how you use all of the roast, from using the bones and the pan bits to make the sauce.
Perfectly done
Looks absolutely divine...😎👌
Doing this for Christmas in a couple days. I'm excited
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I love me some What'sThisHere sauce.
thanks for sharing your skills bro. you're the man.
I always watched you on tiktok and am so glad I found you on YT! I'm preparing a prime rib and this is the perfect recipe for it! This and your mashed potatoes :)