Ethically raised and harvested by a local farmer and processor because that matters to me.

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    Ethically raised and harvested by a local farmer and processor because that matters to me.

    Happy animals taste better.

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    Gorgeous. What was the rub (beyond the rosemary) and is there a slice view?

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      Thank you 🙏 honestly I’m just a vessel, it was a really high quality piece of beef. I dry brine for 36 hours with kosher salt, then before I put it on I added black pepper and a blackening spice blend from the butcher shop. Then when I pulled it I brushed with browned rosemary butter. Here’s the inside, don’t judge my mess I was woefully unprepared to slice this big bastard. I used to do a cook-off with my dad for ChristmasEve but I wiped the floor with him every year so he ended up just letting me do it 😂

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        Looks like you managed it properly and hope it tasted accordingly.

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        Perfect crust and medium rare in the middle.

        You nailed it. Hopefully the one I’m making tomorrow turns out half has good.

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          Check this out, that crust came out of the broiler 😂 took it off the Weber, brushed with browned rosemary butter, rested a little bit then under the broiler for a couple minutes. I’m sure yours will turn out great, how are you making it?

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            Alton Brown did a YT video on it, so I’m following his plan: Slow roast until it hits 118, then bump the oven to its highest setting until I get the crust I like.

            I’ve never done a beef rib roast but I trust AB not to steer me wrong. Worst case scenario I’m charged with doing this every year for the rest of my life, just like I have to do the turkey every year.