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Preparing a mouth-watering prime rib comes down to one basic ingredient: rock salt. Yes, salt imparts so much flavor into yourholiday prime rib. And it's really easy to do!
Here's my prime rib recipe that serves six to eight people. The leftovers make a meanprime rib sandwich! (Don't forget thehorseradish sauce.)
Cuisine: American
Prep Time: 10 minutes
Cook Time: 20 minutes per pound
Total Time: 1 1/2 hours (approximately)
Servings: 6 to 8
Ingredients
- 1 (4-rib) standing rib roast
- seasoned salt, for the rib roast
- 1 bag (5 pounds)rock salt (also known as ice cream salt)
Here's how to make it:
- Preheat the oven to 350 degrees F.
- Pour the rock salt on the bottom of a heavy roasting pan and place a wire rack on top. Sprinkle the fatty cap of the standing rib roast with season salt and place on top of the wire rack (fatty side up). Make sure none of the rock salt is touching the roast.
- Cooking time is approximately 20 minutes per pound. Insert a meat thermometer into the roast, careful not to touch bone. The thermometer should read 130 degrees F for rare or 140 degrees F for medium rare.
- Once the roast is cooked, take it out of the oven and let stand for 20 minutes before carving.
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Oh yum, Margaret Steck ! Gotta try this. Thank you for sharing! 😋
Like Reply 1 6 years ago
That's a great question and since this recipe comes from Lawry's The Prime Rib, I've never asked! Until today! I've reached out to them and will let you know their response.
Like Reply 1 2 years ago
Lawry's seasoned salt is primarily MSG. There's not a qualified chef on the planet that would endorse using this garbage on a great cut of meat, or vegetables etc. In my qualified opinion you absolutely should avoid this product, it's horrible. Yes, I was a pro in the kitchen for 5 years, the last half in a world famous 4 star restaurant where I was told by the owners/management that I was the best they had ever seen. I left because there was no money in the kitchen, period.
Like Reply 2 years ago
Adding to my argument/disgust pertaining to MSG I've never understood why it's prevalent in Chinese cooking. It's allegedly a "flavor enhancer" yet in proper Chinese cooking EVERYTHING going in needs no aid in that regard. Fresh quality meats, vegetables, garlic, ginger, Korean red pepper, salted black beans, etc are already extremely flavored and do NOT need a f'n chemical to deliver a flavor impact to add a smile to your face.
Like Reply 2 years ago
Rock salt in the bottom of the pan? (I understand the osmotic effect) Does that actually work? Basic 350 F / 20 min. lb. has always worked just fine for me for beef, pork and lamb. As long as you don’t put anything else in the oven with the meat and screw up the temp., including potatoes in the bottom of the pan.
Like Reply 2 years ago
As a chef of 15 years i can tell you, many great chefs use msg. It helps with developing deeper flavors and i made from a natural extraction from seaweed/algae/mushrooms. Glutamic acids give a richness of flavor, and are present in dry aged meats, mushrooms, aged cheeses, tomatoes, etc. If you doubt just watch david changs shows, or do a little actual research before bombing false information about "ruining". The chinese have used it for anlong time for a reason. As to the use of the salt, it makea little sense, as salt helps with the maillard reaction(browning) if in contact with the surface. Also sense steam will be pushing out of the meat it shouldnt overseason. I would also suggest letting the salt get really hot before putting the meat on it. Theres a lot of techniques of using salt like this, and its always in contact with the salt.
Like Reply 1 2 years ago
As a chef of 15 years i can tell you, many great chefs use msg. It helps with developing deeper flavors and i made from a natural extraction from seaweed/algae/mushrooms. Glutamic acids give a richness of flavor, and are present in dry aged meats, mushrooms, aged cheeses, tomatoes, etc. If you doubt just watch david changs shows, or do a little actual research before bombing false information about "ruining". The chinese have used it for anlong time for a reason. As to the use of the salt, it makea little sense, as salt helps with the maillard reaction(browning) if in contact with the surface. Also sense steam will be pushing out of the meat it shouldnt overseason. I would also suggest letting the salt get really hot before putting the meat on it. Theres a lot of techniques of using salt like this, and its always in contact with the salt.
Like Reply 1 2 years ago
I never said anything about Michelin. The four star rating was obviously before your time little boy. As far as chemicals go MSG absolutely adds a distinctive synthetic taste to any food it's added to which is impossible to mask. Just because it's been used by Chinese chefs forever doesn't make it a good practice. I stand by my position that msg definitely is a great method of ruining a meal of any sort. Tried & true salt pepper and garlic is the best reliable combo for added depth of flavor to which any additions to which is an open book of imagination and creativity. Msg is just disgusting. I've sent food back anytime it's been added to foods at a restaurant because I expect any professional to know how to properly season versus using that crap. It's completely unnecessary and once again RUINS whatever it touches.
Like Reply 2 years ago
Mobil Travel Guide system was founded in 1958 & was replaced by Forbes Travel Guide in 2011. 5 star was the highest rating but 4 star was quite commendable, especially in a tourist attraction town with an international draw. See little one, you can learn something new everyday.
Like Reply 2 years ago
Being natural is of little to no value. Arsenic is a natural occuring ingredient too. Is arsenic also on your list of ingredients that you use to develop deep flavors?
I "cheffed" for a mere 7 years and I'm embarrassed to admit that it took me that long to figure out that the pay scale was ludicrous which led me to "front of the house" MoMoney, MoHappy😁
Sorry little one JoJo that it took you 15 years to realize that equation.
Like Reply 2 years ago
Yes, thanks for mentioning that Donna John . I'm the community member and original poster of this recipe, and I assure you, I am not a shill for Lawry's. I've had this recipe for years and years and I use it every year, and I can honestly tell you that it's worked for me and for my family. I tried reaching out to the company to ask why they chose rock salt to place on the bottom of the pan but I never heard back. No, I'm not a professional chef, but I stand by this recipe because it works for me. You can choose to try it or not but there's really no reason to hurl insults or puff yourself up as someone important. Use it, or not. Hate it, or not; but please don't hijack my post. Thank you!
Like Reply 2 2 years ago
I made plenty of money by taking a personal chef route, i can charge 200/hr to walk into someones house and do a dinner party. I also taught in a culinary school, and helped recipe testing for world cuisine text books, look into what glutamic acids are and look at what msg is...
Like Reply 1 2 years ago
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