Recipe for Cooking Prime Rib

Finding a good recipe for cooking prime rib

Prime rib obviously makes an impressive dish for any occasion, but a lot of people find themselves wondering what types of recipe for cooking prime rib are available to choose from. There are in fact quite a few of these cooking recipes available. You can also change the recipe or create an entirely new one, depending on your own personal tastes and your cooking experience.

Recipe for cooking prime rib : mustard coated prime rib

One incredibly popular recipe for cooking prime rib is that of mustard-coated prime rib, which only requires the ingredients of:

• 1 4-5 lb prime rib roast,
• 2 tbsp. Dijon mustard,
• 1 tbsp. lemon juice,
• ½ dried oregano, and
• 1 tbsp. crushed peppercorns.

How to cook mustard coated prime rib?

In order to make this recipe for cooking prime rib, you must:

• first combine the mustard, lemon juice and oregano, and then
• spread this mixture onto the roast and top with peppercorns.
• You then place the roast fat side up on a rack in an open pan, and do not add liquid or cover, but rather insert the meat thermometer and
• cook in a 325F oven until the meat thermometer is 5F below the desired doneness.

Recipe for cooking prime rib with wine

Another good recipe for cooking prime rib is that of the prime rib with wine recipe, whose ingredients are:

• 2 bulbs of garlic cloves peeled,
• 1 tsp. salt,
• 2-1/4 lbs. standing prime rib roast with the fat trimmed in one strip and reserved,
• 12 bay leaves,
• 2 cups red wine, and
• kitchen string.

How to cook prime rib with wine?

What you do is:

• first preheat the oven to 450F, then
• puree the garlic in a blender or food processor which is fitted with a steel blade; after this,
• you add the salt to the garlic and process this into a paste.
• Then you pat the garlic paste in an even layer over top of the top and sides of the roast, and then
• place bay leaves evenly over the garlic.
• You then place the trimmed strip of fat that you had saved over the garlic and bay leaves, and
• tie in place with the kitchen string, then
• sprinkle the entire roast with salt and pepper to taste, and
• place in a medium-sized roasting pan and
• pour red wine in the bottom of the pan.
• Roast for twenty minutes, then
• reduce the heat to 350F and
• roast for about 18 minutes per 1 lb. for rare or 22 minutes per 1 lb. for medium done;
• finally, let stand for about five minutes before carving.

This cooking recipe procedure may seem long and difficult. However, if you have attended cooking schools and taken some gourmet cooking classes, you will think this is an easy cooking recipe to follow.