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[Goosehunter51]

I am getting ready to do my first Prime Rib for Christmas, at least I can’t remember dong one before.  I have looked at the cooking methods on the site and noticed that no one uses injection for it.  Does anyone use injection on their Prime Rib?

[SmokinPete55]

I am getting ready to do my first Prime Rib for Christmas, at least I can’t remember dong one before.  I have looked at the cooking methods on the site and noticed that no one uses injection for it.  Does anyone use injection on their Prime Rib?

prime rib stands on it's own . IMO it needs nothing added .  i cook at 200-225 til it hits 135

[urnmor]

I agree, slow cook with salt and pepper and garlic rub to medium rare

[Bar-B-Lew]

ThermoWorks just had 3 blog stories about Prime Rib this week.  Maybe you can get some tips from their site.

[cookingjnj]

Agree with SmokinPete and urnmor.   Simple rub, I like to go at 225 for a nice slow cook and to get some nice smoke flavor and pull for a nice medium rare.

[Bentley]

I have studded it with Rosemary and garlic, but never felt the need to inject.  The rub just depends on your likes, I like the flavor of Montreal Steak seasoning, so I use it.

[Michael_NW]

Salt, pepper, and crushed garlic rub and then 225 degrees until medium rare . . . a reverse sear would bring it up another notch but not absolutely necessary.

[scooter]

No need to inject rib roasts! The cut stands on its own. Season the outside simply and roast away.

[Goosehunter51]

Thank you guys very much, just what I needed

[bproffer]

Just cooked 50lbs for a party. Slathered with Worcestershire sauce, then Montreal steak seasoning and rosemary. Wrapped overnight then smoked @ 200° until 130-135°. Held in a Cambro for 2-3 hours until service. Right before service I seared it in a 550° oven for 5-6 min.
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[Bar-B-Lew]

I will take that whole thing.  Wow, that would make some great sliced roast beef sandwiches.

[Goosehunter51]

Bproffer, that looks like a good Bakersfied Prime Rib.

[Michael_NW]

Oh my goodness! As if one pic wasn't enough, you had to go and taunt us with 4 of them . . . they all look absolutely perfect.

[yorkdude]

That looks phenomenal, fantastic job.
Bet the crowd was very impressed.

[scooter]

Nailed it!!!!!