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By nurseratchett07
on April 29, 2013
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AMAZING!! Best prime rib I've ever had. First time I ever made au jus, I did put my own spin on it by adding cup of red wine, tsp of worcestershire sauce, a little beef stock into the roasting pan and reduced it. I strained it after it was reduced. It went perfect with the prime rib.
By Chef #1235892
Garden Grove, CA
on April 24, 2013
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Perfect! Every time. Elegant. My husband always worries about letting it rest at room temperature for 1 hour before cooking and then in the oven for 3 hours with the oven off after cooking. Never complains about how wonderful it tastes afterwards, tho. Amazingly simple, delicious recipe!
By ddbing
on April 21, 2013
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PERFECT! I had never cooked one before and was apprehensive cooking it for a family gathering. I had an 11 lb roast and I didn't want to mess this up!
I followed the directions exactly and thought I would offer this for any first timers. I did use a meat thermometer which I had set @ 135. After the first hour, as I was turning off the oven, the temp had reached 110.. I was a little concerned as I knew it had 3+ hours to go. DONT PANIC!! Temp will gradually increase and then level off... and DON'T open the oven.. it got to be a joke after awhile because it smelled SO good and I just knew one of my boys would try to peek.
I served this with creamed spinach, roasted garlic potatoes and a greek salad. The Au jus I made using 3 cans of beef stock with S&P, sherry, simmered and reduced. After meat was finished cooking I added those juices to the stock.. It was yummy.
By Cook E Krumm
on April 01, 2013
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I am not known for my cooking prowess, so I prayed that it would turn out well and it did. Thank God!
By NanaNeecee
Paradise, Florida
on March 31, 2013
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GET OUT THE DUCT TAPE AND TAPE THE OVEN DOOR SHUT! The aroma will tempt all in the house to take a 'peek'. I'm making this recipe for the 4th time. Only Holiday I don't use it for is Thanksgiving. Easy recipe for the most mouthwatering piece of beef you will ever serve and enjoy. Happy Easter!
By yogibhubhu
on March 22, 2013
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I've made this twice and it's so easy and perfect. My only problem is I thought there was a horseradish cream recipe to serve along side and I can't find it anywhere! Help!
By ee50_1589217
fresno , CA
on March 14, 2013
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I have been making prime rib for years. This is by far the best and easiest. You cannot fail. Try it and enjoy !!!! Happy eating
By juliabb95623
El Dorado, CA
on February 14, 2013
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I was so nervous about cooking such an expensive cut of meat. Of course I chose a holiday to try it out......added pressure!!! This recipe was so ridiculously simple that I couldn't believe how perfect it turned out. I knew I could rely on Paula Dean to give me a wonderful recipe. I have made it several times since Christmas, and again tomorrow. Thank you so much Paula Dean!!!!!
By lfletch65
Brigham City UT
on February 01, 2013
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Tried this tonight for my husbands birthday dinner did it in my roaster rather then in the oven, as with all new recipes I followed it verbatim it was PERFECT!!!!!!it might have been a bit rare for most folks but we like it closer to red then pink. It was so easy, & so good!!!!! I will be using this one again, but will be sure to make an au jus next time!!!
By Chef #Sharon K
peoria az
on January 13, 2013
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been making rib roasts for 40 yr -- this way is THE BEST still pink on the inside -husband raved about it~~~ so easy dont need to keep checking temp- i did put in my thermometer to watch it thru the window in the oven door