Does Prime Rib Taste Better Smoked? | Cook’s Country | America’s Test Kitchen



Morgan Bolling shows Julia Collin Davison a failproof method for infusing a simply seasoned prime rib with nuanced smoke flavor, as well as a hefty dose of horseradish.

Smoked Prime Rib Recipe:​

00:00 Intro
00:34 Marinating the Meat
1:24 Creating The Sauce
2:25 Setting Up The Grill
4:00 Cooking The Meat
6:17 Dishing The Meat

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27 Comments

  1. Disagree the cut from the loin section is higher quality. I prefer a rib roast and ribeye steaks that come from the section closer to the shoulder. They have more cap meat which is much better than the eye section.
    Also you really need to monitor the ambient temp so it doesn’t get too hot. This grill temp seems to have been too hot with the gray banding starting from the middle of the roast.

  2. I’ve done a couple dozen prime rib roasts in my smoker. Not a pellet grill but a smoker. Second best beef I’ve ever had. The best is smoked short ribs in the whole primal cut. Everything else is second.

  3. I smoke mine on a pellet smoker at 250 until 118f. I do truss mine up to help with a more uniform cook. It is sad to see people that do not understand carry over cook and run the roast up to 130 before pulling it.

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