Can A Select Grade Prime Rib Roast Be Tender and Juicy
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- Опубліковано 20 січ 2023
- In this video, I'm trying to see if I can turn a not-so-prime select-grade rib roast into a true prime rib. The grocery had this for sale for next to nothing, so I had to give it a try. I’m using the reverse sear method: slow-cooking at a low temperature, then finishing with a high heat blast for the perfect crust. What do you think the result will be?
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Son, you made me want to just sit by the fire to keep warm, so I could smell it cooking... YUMMM!
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It looks great. I need to find a deal like that.
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Yummy! TN, USA!
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Nice vid! Thats how I do it! Fun cooking different stuff on the Lonestar!
It sure is! Thanks for the comment and support Binko
Looks good
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Nice looking rib roast!! LSG is about 15 minutes from where I live, have been looking into getting one soon. Glad to see the Select grade tryout. With it being the week of Christmas, our local grocery store has rib roasts on sale, $3.88/lb for Select, $13.99/lb for Natural Angus, and $15.99 for USDA Prime. So as you can see, quite a jump from Select to Angus or Prime. We've always got anywhere from 12 to 18 ppl to feed, so shelling out the big bucks always stings a bit, but I know I'll get a great result in the end. Still debating on getting the Select this year to try it out. If I do, I'll report back with how ours turns out.
Thats super awesome. Go take a tour and see if they have any exclusive offerings. Was this the best Prime Rib I've ever had, no. Was it perfect for cooking for a larger group without breaking the bank? 100% Thanks for the support.
sure looks good...a lot of work..but worth it..thanks for a gr8 video...
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Good point with the jaccard, I've never used one and never will. I'd never want to be forced to cook a steak to well done due because of that, at that point it won't be tender either way.
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Hello,,I have NOT been out to my supermarket,in months,but the economy being what it is,that’s probably why,you see ‘SELECT GRADE,as you can afford it,stay well,from NJ,🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
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great video , eastern shore of Md?
Thats the spot but in Delaware. Thanks for watching.
Nice video man. I've been tempted to get that huckberry waxed jacket myself. Still liking that LSG?
I love it! I'm doing some beef ribs on it today. Thanks for watching.
select grade is the only thing we can get here in Costa rica
If you can figure out how to make low grade meats good, imagine what you can do with good grades. Heres a video I did on my other channel of my trip to Costa Rica: ua-cam.com/video/1CQQ_25nt2k/v-deo.html . Interested in what you think. I know one thing, I had some amazing food in Costa Rica. Thanks for watching.
I don't think it can actually be a "prime" rib if it's graded as "select". I think it's probably just a rib roast that is from "select" beef. Even if it was the more typical "choice" grade beef that one finds in large chain groceries, it would still just be a rib roast from "choice" grade beef. It has to do with the inter-muscular fat content that defines the flavor of the beef and its grade, more so than it's tenderness, based on my research and personal experience. A rib roast or steak is going to be tender just because it comes from the part of a cow that doesn't work very hard. The fat will determine how tasty it is. I've seen very few videos of any "select" cuts of beef being grilled, so thank you for this content. Because of it , I will be willing to try my own hand at a good cut of some select beef.
Most "Prime" Rib you order at restaurants is Choice grade in my experience. I've agree, theres not a lot of content out there on Select and to be honest I think its because most places in the US don't offer it. It gets shipped out to other countries where its much more of the standard. I really appreciate the conversation and your support.