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Well I did 2 - 11.5# boneless prime ribs yesterday for a birthday party. I set on smoke for 1 hour then bumped it to 200 for 2 hours. Finished at 250. Total time to get to internal of 130F was 5 hours. Boy were they tender and juicy. Lots of compliments from the customers. I will definitely be doing more of these in the future. Oh yeh, for seasoning all I used was sea salt, black pepper, garlic granules and rosemary.
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You seasoned and cooked it just like I do. Only I pull it out at 115* and let it cool to room temp, while turning my pit up to 450* and put it back in for about 20-30 minutes to get a nice crust without cooking it any more. The meat is red all the way through and so tender and juicy. I think I will go to Restaurant Depot and get one tomorrow. They carry "Prime" grade meat now.

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