Smoke-roasting Prime Ribs

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Q: Hello Dr. BBQ:

 

I just bought a Beefeater grill that’s made in Australia.  It has both a grill and a griddle.  I want to smoke-roast a prime rib of beef in it.  Any advice?

 

–Sanford in Illinois

 

 

 

A:  Hi Sanford,

 

That’s a nice grill you have there. I hear they get very hot.  To smoke roast a prime rib I would start by rubbing the meat with Worcestershire sauce and then season it with Montreal Steak Seasoning. I find this to be a great combo. Then fire up one side of your grill. Sear the outside all around and then turn the burner down and put the meat on the other side. Add a foil packet of pellets or wood chips to the side with the flame and close the lid. You should be cooking at about 300°F. When the center of the roast reaches 125°F, take it off. Tent it with foil and let it rest for 30 minutes. It should be a perfect medium rare when you slice it.

 

–Dr. BBQ

 

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