Prime Rib Roasts

Prime Rib Roasts

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Essentials

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Characteristics:

• Rich velvety texture
• Extensive marbling throughout
• Bone-in traditional cut
• Exceptional for roasting
• Crown jewel of beef roasts

Cooking Tips:

The Perfect Prime Rib Roast

Before You Begin:
Dry age in fridge. 24-48 hours. Uncovered on rack.


The Ranch Brand Method
• Low heat. 225°F. Center rack position.
• 35 minutes per pound. Bone-in perfection.
• Final sear. 500°F. 10 minutes glory.
• No peeking. Trust the process.
• Rest. 30 minutes. Non-negotiable.


Temperature Guide
• Rare: 120°F
• Medium Rare: 130°F
• Medium: 140°F
We recommend rare to medium rare.


What You'll Need
• Roasting pan with rack
• Coarse salt
• Fresh cracked pepper
• Optional: garlic, rosemary, thyme


Three Rules
• Season 24 hours ahead
• Start low, finish high
• Never skip the rest

For Maximum Flavor
Salt crust. Herb crown. Patience.
Let the king of roasts reign.

The Cut:

The Prime Rib Roast
• Cut from the primal rib section
• Located along the upper back between ribs 6-12
• Harvested from the least worked portion of the back
• A substantial and prestigious cut per animal
• Represents approximately 10% of total beef yield


What Makes It Special
• The rib muscles support minimal movement
• Protected by the rib cage throughout life
• Results in exceptional tenderness with robust flavor
• Intensive marbling creates signature buttery texture
• Contains the prized "eye" of the rib


Ranch Brand Standards
• Cut precisely to include 2-7 ribs
• Must be taken from the posterior end of the rib primal
• Selected primarily from Prime and upper Choice grades
• Aged minimum 21 days for optimal flavor development
• Bones frenched or left natural per specification

FAQ's

How long does a Prime Rib Roasts keep in the freezer?

Prime Rib Roasts can last in the freezer for:

  • 4-12 months for best quality
  • Up to 12 months is optimal for larger cuts
  • Technically safe indefinitely if kept consistently at 0°F (-18°C)

For best results:

  • Wrap tightly in plastic wrap, then freezer paper or heavy-duty foil
  • Remove as much air as possible
  • Label with date of freezing
  • Store at consistent temperature
  • Place newer items behind older ones

While the roast remains safe beyond 12 months if properly frozen, you may notice:

  • Freezer burn
  • Tougher texture
  • Less flavor
  • Drier meat

To check if a frozen roast is still good:

  • Look for ice crystals (normal) vs. grayish-brown leathery spots (freezer burn)
  • Check for any strong off-odors after thawing
  • Ensure packaging isn't torn or damaged