My Standing Rib Roast For New Years


 

Cliff Bartlett

R.I.P. 5/17/2021
I put off my Sanding Rib Roast Cook until New Years evening. Here's a few pictures.

We selected a 5.3 lb. roast, two bone. I like to slice the bones but not completely off. I leave a little "hinge" at the base of the roast, apply my rub in the slice, and re-tie the bones prior to cooking. A little more surface area for the rub and it makes slicing a breese.

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Tied back together and rubbed with a savory herb rub.

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Fried up some onion and bacon for my green beans I'll do later.

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Roast on. Kettle running right at 300.

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These are some make ahead mashed potatoes. Cooked and mashed them a day ahead and put in fridge until about 45 minutes before dinner. Just pop them in a kettle with indirect heat.

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Made some of my biscuits too.

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Here's the beans. Parboiled the beans.

Getting there.

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Potatoes too.

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Pulled roast when IT reached 117 to 120.

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Looks wonderful Cliff. Barb and I had some friends over on New Years day and did a 2 bone rib roast also and I did the exact same procedure on the roast, makes slicing it a breeze.
 
Over the top Cliff, looks delicious. Like Rich said we did a two bone roast and it was great. your sides are spot on great combo.
 
I was just thinking about a light meal to work on my New Years Resolution to loose a few pounds and I saw your wonderful meal. WOW I think my diet may have to wait.
 

 

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