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  • Dry aged prime rib

    Finally caught a sale on a prime rib. Not a big guy just a two bone, roast, still paid $7.99, better than the $9.99-13.99 per pound it's been. So here we go.

    Here's the method. Wrap this up in cheese cloth and put it in the fridge. After 24 hours remove cloth re-wrap with me cloth. Put back in the fridge and don't touch for 7-9 days. Pull from fridge, remove cloth, trim fat and all dark meat. Season and cook. I will be using my Dutch oven. May cold smoke for a few hours first if the outdoor temps allow. The seasoned roast will get packed in kosher salt. I will set the oven up with enough coals to achieve 325. I will cook the roast to an it of 125. Pull foil wrap and rest for 45 minutes, carve and serve!

    More on this on Jan 1!











    Wife's got a batch of tomato and a batch of potato leak soup going for Xmass eve family dinner. I've baked rolls, wheat hemp nut bread and Portuguese sweet rolls! Happy holidays to all!
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  • #2
    Sounds like thats gonna be tasty.

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    • #3
      Originally posted by c farmer View Post
      Sounds like thats gonna be tasty.

      It will be for sure Adam! Now the hard part, the waiting!
      Dirtsailor A.K.A. Case

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      • #4
        Oh yeah! good eating!!
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        • #5
          Watched a few videos today on the process. Very interesting. Anxious to see how yours come out. Merry Christmas man!
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          • #6
            Sounds good, I can't wait to see the final product.

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            • #7
              Just waiting waiting waiting!!! It should be mentioned that the 7-9 day time frame is the bare minimum for aging. Many go 14-30 days. I don't have that much patience this time of year!
              Dirtsailor A.K.A. Case

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              iGrill Therm

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              • #8
                That's gonna rock Case! Merry Christmas!!


                Drinks well with others



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                • #9
                  Originally posted by HawgHeaven View Post
                  That's gonna rock Case! Merry Christmas!!

                  Got my fingers crossed! When I can afford a roast this is how I cook them. Want the most bang for my buck!

                  Happy Holidays!!!
                  Dirtsailor A.K.A. Case

                  GOSM, (4) Mini-WSM, Mini-ZA, UDS, 1967 Casa Q, StoveTec Rocket Stove, 12" & 18" AMNTS, (2) Mav ET732,
                  iGrill Therm

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                  • #10
                    Originally posted by dirtsailor2003 View Post
                    Got my fingers crossed! When I can afford a roast this is how I cook them. Want the most bang for my buck!

                    Happy Holidays!!!
                    Yeah, these roasts are pretty dear around here... like $13.00/lb. You got a helluva deal on that baby! Good luck!


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                    • #11
                      Yeah this was the best sale hear. Typically $9.99-13.99 at the grocery store. High end grocery store had them at $20+/#. I'm sure the butcher was close to that too.
                      Dirtsailor A.K.A. Case

                      GOSM, (4) Mini-WSM, Mini-ZA, UDS, 1967 Casa Q, StoveTec Rocket Stove, 12" & 18" AMNTS, (2) Mav ET732,
                      iGrill Therm

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                      • #12
                        Just curious, why the cheese cloth?

                        I got myself a 4-bone one. $5.99 a lb here. May age that too.

                        dcarch

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                        • #13
                          Originally posted by dcarch View Post
                          Just curious, why the cheese cloth?



                          I got myself a 4-bone one. $5.99 a lb here. May age that too.



                          dcarch

                          I guess to keep the yard and bugs off? I have no idea it's just the way I was taught. Maybe if I had a dedicated fridge and stuff wasn't being taken in and out you could go without the wrap.
                          Dirtsailor A.K.A. Case

                          GOSM, (4) Mini-WSM, Mini-ZA, UDS, 1967 Casa Q, StoveTec Rocket Stove, 12" & 18" AMNTS, (2) Mav ET732,
                          iGrill Therm

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                          • #14
                            I was in the store. they have a refrigerator for dry aging beef. I saw that none of the beef was wrapped in cheese cloth.

                            dcarch

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                            • #15
                              Can't wait to see the end results

                              PA, Philly area...
                              Shoprite Prime Rib bone in $6.99 with card
                              $5.99 with coupon in mail only
                              Restaurant Depot regular price Prime Rib Boneless $7.39 a pound smallest roast 15 pounds

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