So I'm in charge of making the roast for tomorrows fathers day feast.
I have a six pound dry aged prime rib roast at $10.00 per pound from a gourmet meat shop.
I usually make a paste of garlic, salt, pepper, rosemary and basil with olive oil and coat the roast in that and slow cook at 250 degrees.
Many recipes call for cooking at 500 degrees first then at 350.
Tips, tricks or comments?
I have a six pound dry aged prime rib roast at $10.00 per pound from a gourmet meat shop.
I usually make a paste of garlic, salt, pepper, rosemary and basil with olive oil and coat the roast in that and slow cook at 250 degrees.
Many recipes call for cooking at 500 degrees first then at 350.
Tips, tricks or comments?
