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RECIPE FOR PRIME RIB ON THE ROTISSERIE - NAPOLEON
From napoleon.com
- The day before, generously salt the roast on all sides with the kosher salt. Depending on how big the roast is, you can use up to ¼ cup of salt. Please season to taste, erring on the side of lots.
- When you are ready to cook, preheat the barbecue to high using the rotisserie burner. You are looking for a temperature of 375ºF to 400ºF. While the grill is warming up remove the prime rib from the fridge.
- Slide the first set of forks onto a rotisserie spit rod, then carefully slide the prime rib onto the spit. Finally, slide the second set of forks onto the spit rod.
- Place the spit rod into the motor and turn it on to ensure that everything is well balanced. Place a drip tray below the prime rib and fill it with 2 cups of beef stock or water.
- Sear the meat on the rotisserie with the rear burner on high for 15 to 20 minutes or until there is a lovely crust on the outside. Reduce the rear burner heat to medium, the grill should fall to a temperature around 275ºF to 300ºF.
- PRO TIP: Prime rib roasts about 15 to 20 minutes per pound of meat. If you don’t have a meat thermometer handy or want to ensure the perfect roast, this is a good way to judge the doneness of your meal.
- Your prime rib roast is done when a meat thermometer inserted into the center reads 135ºF for medium-rare. Remove the roast to a board using heat resistant barbecue gloves, then carefully remove the rotisserie rod and forks as they are still hot and will increase the heat inside the meat.
- Cut away the twine to prevent it from getting stuck in the crust that you painstakingly seared early on in the cook. Then tent the roast in foil and allow it to rest for at least 20 minutes before slicing and serving.
- While resting, make some delicious gravy with the drippings. In a saucepan, over medium-low heat, combine ¼ cup of beef fat from drippings (supplement with butter if there’s not enough), then add the same amount in flour.
- Slice the prime rib roast and serve with your favorite holiday side dishes like potatoes, Yorkshire pudding, and gravy.
THE ROTISSERIE PRIME RIB ROAST RECIPE | NAPOLEON
From napoleon.com
- Season the roast generously with black pepper and kosher salt or your favourite seasoning, pressing into the meat so it adheres. Lay meat back on the bones exactly as it was and tie tightly in place between each set of bones with two lengths of twine, using strong knots.
- Follow the manufacturer’s instructions to secure the meat on the rotisserie rod, taking care to make sure the forks are secure and the meat’s weight is evenly distributed so it will turn evenly.
- Fix the rotisserie rod onto the grill and check to be sure it’s secure. Turn on the motor and watch for a few moments to be certain it’s rotating smoothly.
- Let the meat sear for 15 to 20 minutes with the lid open. Turn the heat down to medium and close the lid. The temperature gauge on the hood should read between 275ºF and 300ºF.
- Combine the olive oil, garlic, and rosemary and mix to a paste. Brush all over the seared roast. Place the aluminum pan below the roast and add 2 cups of the beer (add more if it evaporates).
- Rotisserie-roast for at least 2 to 2½ hours (15 to 20 minutes a pound). Resist the urge to lift the lid and lose the heat inside for at least 1½ hours; 2 hours is better.
- Check for doneness by turning motor off periodically and carefully inserting a meat thermometer in the centre without making contact with the rotisserie rod.
- Remove the roast from the barbecue when a meat thermometer inserted into the centre reads 135ºF for medium-rare. When the roast is done, remove it carefully from the grill, using gloves.
- Seal the roast in foil loosely and let rest for 20 to 30 minutes. Residual heat will continue the cooking process as the roast rests and evens out its juices.
- Cut away the twine, remove the roast from the bones, and carve. Serve immediately. The drip pan below the roast should be full of a delicious liquid. With the juices that run from the roast as it is carved, you will have a great jus or the start of a fabulous gravy or sauce.
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