Prime Rib Sale in So Cal
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Prime Rib Sale in So Cal
Prime rib is on sale at Ralphs for $3.99 a lb. I just picked up a 5 lb piece for $20, it was regualarly marked at $50 
figured this would help some of ou out

figured this would help some of ou out
Originally Posted by Mizouse
325 per pound??? 325 degrees per pound? so your 5lbs chunck would need to be heated at 1625 degrees? 
and what kind of seasoning?

and what kind of seasoning?

Mr.
may want to add how many minutes/lb at 325 degrees.
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Originally Posted by CLpower
Prime rib is on sale at Ralphs for $3.99 a lb. I just picked up a 5 lb piece for $20, it was regualarly marked at $50 
figured this would help some of ou out

figured this would help some of ou out
Originally Posted by Whiskers
This doesn't help me at all 

No Ralphs in your area?
It's ok,
buy it online!
http://www.ralphs.com/homepage/index.htm
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Originally Posted by GTKrockeTT

Mr.
may want to add how many minutes/lb at 325 degrees.
Sorry, 325 degrees an hour per pound
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Originally Posted by Mizouse
ohh yea is this today only? or until? i might make a feast tomorrow 

till xmas
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nah, gonna save it for after the new year as i'm too busy and don't want to make it for myself.
I cut it into 2 2.5lb pieces and will wait for the wifey and I to return from our trip back out here.
I cut it into 2 2.5lb pieces and will wait for the wifey and I to return from our trip back out here.
Originally Posted by Mizouse
325 per pound??? 325 degrees per pound? so your 5lbs chunck would need to be heated at 1625 degrees? 


*sigh boys & cooking tsk tsk
Originally Posted by CLpower
Sorry, 325 degrees an hour per pound 
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too bad i dont know how to cook it

I'm on my way......
I'm going tonight.

