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WebPlace the roast directly on the grill grates, close the lid, and cook until the internal temperature reaches 120℉, about 4 hours. Remove the roast …

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WebStep 1 Prepare the Prime Rib: Wash and dry the prime rib, then set it onto a pan. If the roast has a thick fat cap, trim some, but not all of the fat. Step 2 Prepare …

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Total Time: 5 hrs 20 minsCategory: Main CourseCalories: 528 per serving

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WebIn this video, I will show you how to make the Perfect (Bone-In) Prime Rib Roast, or standing rib roast, smoked and reverse seared on my Traeger Pellet Grill

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WebStep 1. Take the prime rib roast out of the refrigerator up to 45 minutes before smoking. In a bowl, combine prime rib rub in a small bowl. Apply olive oil to the …

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WebSet the Smoker temperature to 180℉ and preheat with the lid closed for 15 minutes. Smoke the ribs, meat-side up for 3 hours. Transfer the ribs to a rimmed baking sheet and increase the grill temperature to …

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WebPlace the ribs on the smoker, meat side up. Smoke the ribs uncovered for 3 hours. After an hour and a half, check on the ribs if they appear dry, baste the ribs with …

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WebTake the roast out of your fridge at least an hour before cooking. Preheat your Traeger to 250°. Mix the salt, pepper, onion powder, garlic, and rosemary in a bowl …

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WebInstructions. Place dry rub seasonings over the entire roast surface. Preheat smoker or grill set up for indirect cooking to 250 degrees and expect the roast to take 3 …

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WebFill the hopper all the way with pellets and ignite the smoker to heat to 235F. At this temperature, it will take about 30-35 minutes per pound to reach medium rare and be …

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WebOnce the ribs are prepared, go fill the pellet grill with pellets and preheat the grill to 225°F. Step Three: Cook the ribs. Once the grill reaches 225°F, place the ribs in …

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How do you cook a prime rib on a grill?

Recipe For Grilling Perfect Prime Ribs

  • Before you start anything, make sure your grill is perfectly clean, and there is no residue left from the previous session.
  • Open all the grill grates if you are using a gas grill to let all the gas out. ...
  • We recommend using an automatic grill that contains an ignitor inside it. ...
  • Now preheat the grill to the required temperature.

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How do you cook a prime rib on a smoker?

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  • Trim any excess fat from the roast and season roast with salt and pepper. ...
  • Set up smoker or grill for smoking at a smoking temperature between 200 degrees Fahrenheit and 225 degrees Fahrenheit. ...
  • Smoke the prime rib roast until it reaches an internal temperature of 120 degrees Fahrenheit.

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How long does it take to smoke prime rib?

The smoking process will take 20 to 30 minutes per pound depending on weather conditions, the type of smoker used, and your level of desired doneness. Knowledge of your particular smoker and how it runs is very important. Use the cooking time chart for prime rib to calculate the time you need. The target temperature of the meat is going to be between 130 F/55 C to 150 F/65 C and the smoking temperature is going to be 250 F/120 C.

How long to cook boneless prime rib per pound?

The general rule for prime rib is 15 minutes per pound for medium-rare, but a boneless rib roast typically cooks faster at 12-14 minutes per pound assuming room-temperature meat (and slightly longer for a chilled roast).

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