Bone-In Standing Ribeye Roast Recipe a.k.a. Prime Rib



This bone-in-standing ribeye roast that is coated in garlic and herbs is the perfect meal to serve up to your friends and family.

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34 Comments

  1. I still prefer the reverse sear but that's a great recipe, I love the herb butter and using the potatoes to help cool the pan to help moderate temp and let the potatoes soak up all the roasting juices

  2. Billy, I have never used thyme before, I have used oregano for 50 years. Not much difference IMO. I buy oregano by the ton. Just bought a jar of thyme for $5.00. Waste of same thing, waste of money.

  3. Sir, today is the third time since Christmas I have used your recipe. They have all turned out exceptional! Thank you for the excellent step-by-step instructions!

  4. This concept of allowing the residual heat allow the temperature to ride very rarely does work for me and I'm left with a totally raw piece of meat that I then have to put back in the oven at which point the meat will never be the same. This guy is expecting the internal temp to go up by 25 degrees after cooking buddy I'm sorry but that ain't happening hell no. Tbh 450 30 minutes yes then 350 for 30 minutes check the temp then down to 325 til done. U don't gotta use butter that's all gonna fall off plus ribeyes don't need anymore fat that they got. Canola oil salt and pepper all ur gonna need. Ribeye is the easiest piece or meat there is to cook that's why it's considered high end. Because it's pretty impossible to screw up

  5. It is not prime until it is graded Prime by a certified inspector. Otherwise it is just a beef rib roast. Prime is very expensive. A few years ago I paid near $180 for a 7 bone Prime roast. I looked at a PRIME roast last week at the grocery, two bone, $114.

  6. I don't know if I should post it here but here is how I cook mine. It yields a perfect pink roast every time:

    METRIC
    Whatever the weight of your roast is in Kilogram x 11 = The number of minutes you should cook your roast in 260'C. Turn off oven heat as soon as timer is done, wait for another 1-2 hours. After 1-2 hours, pull out from oven and insert a meat probe to the thickest part of the meat to monitor temp.
    Example: 4.39Kg x 11 = 48.29 minutes ~ 48 minutes

    IMPERIAL
    Whatever the weight of your roast is in Pounds x 5 = The number of minutes you should cook your roast in 500'F. Turn off oven heat as soon as timer is done, wait for another 1-2 hours. After 1-2 hours, pull out from oven and insert a meat probe to the thickest part of the meat to monitor temp.
    Example: 9.67Lbs x 5 = 48.39 minutes ~ 48 minutes

    WARNING: This is based on my own experience cooking. Other factors may apply such as: oven temperature, meat temperature before cooking, etc.

  7. Thank you so much Chef🙏🏼 the prime rib look fantastic. I would like to try this recipe. I want to make this the night before. Can you show me how to preheat the prime rib? Thank you so much in advance!

  8. You are cutting away, and, throwing away with some people considered to be the best part of a prime rib, which is the meat around the bone. This is the exact meat that people love to eat off of barbecue beef ribs. I can’t imagine why anybody would want to French this roast. Many people think the best part is what you’re throwing away.

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