Perfect Prime Rib Roast
If you've never made prime rib before, you can't go wrong with this recipe. It comes from a chef at a favorite local restaurant. —Pauline Waasdorp, Fergus Falls, Minnesota
Ingredients
- 1/2 cup Worcestershire sauce
- 3 teaspoons garlic salt
- 3 teaspoons seasoned salt
- 3 teaspoons coarsely ground pepper
- 1 bone-in beef rib roast (5 to 6 pounds)
Reviews
We made our first prime rib using this recipe and were definitely not disappointed! It had a great flavor and was very simple! My husband took it upon himself to babysit the roast and it turned out perfect!
I made prime rib for the first time for our family Christmas dinner. It turned out very well and was, quite possibly, the best-tasting dish I have ever made. Instructions were very easy to follow, and the ingredients were easy to find at my usual grocery store after a trip to the butcher shop for the prime rib roast itself.
First try at Prime Rib. Used a 5.56 lb. Cut the time back by 30 minutes. Turned down the heat to 325 the last 45 minutes. Watched my meat temperature gauge. PERFECTSeason, PERFECTIt just couldn't have turned out better.
I've always been to scared to make a prime rib roast, but I was forced to when our freezer stopped working and our roast thawed. I found this recipe and tried it. I had low expectations for my own cooking because I have never made one before. The roast turned out amazingly perfect! Everyone loved it. I followed the recipe exactly and it was way easier than I thought. Thank you so much for getting me over my fear of cooking a prime rib dinner :)
I made this recipe for Christmas dinner. I had all oooohs & aaahs. I originally thought maybe it would be too salty, but not. It turned out just like in the fancy resturants. Well here it is Christmas 2015 and my turn to host again. All told me they wanted the Prime Rib dinner. I will follow recipe exactly and have no fears the Prime Rib Roast will turn out beautifully.
I did not want to pay $35.00 for a Prime Rib Roast that my husband and I could never eat all of, so opted for an eye of Round Roast instead. All I can say is awesome. Prime Rib could not have been better. For once my husband was able to enjoy a roast that was done exactly as he wanted as well as he does a Prime Rib. Cooked it exactly as directions and it was delicious. Definitely a keeper. Will make the Rib Roast when my children are home again.
hal47...to clarify the use of marinades...this calls for reserving half of the original marinade which is poured over the roast prior to cooking. The marinade that the raw meat sat in overnight should be discarded as there is potential bacteria issues with marinades touched by raw meat. This is always the case with marinading.
First time with recipe, I talked my wife into letting me make this for Christmas dinner. BIG, BIG hit with everyone, came out perfect!
In the second paragraph, it tells you: pour reserved marinade over roast. Haven't tried this yet, but it sounds delicious! I'm thinking, New Year's Eve.
What do I do with left over marinanade? Boil and serve with roast?