I absolutely love this site! I purchased a 14 pound Costco Choice whole boneless ribeye that I cut into a 7 pound roast and steaks. We had the roast for dinner New Year's Eve. Tied into a 4-5 inch roll, dry brined for 15 hours, then slathered with a paste of Mr's O'Leary's Cow Crust. Cooked in the PBC using the DigiQ from BBQ Guru at 260 degrees. In the PBC at 2:00, pulled at 5:15, then a 10 minute 500 degree reverse sear at 5:45. It was delicious! Deli roast beef sandwiches today for leftovers! The PBC and Amazing Ribs makes me look good.
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I prepped one today and have in the fridge at the moment dry brining for tomorrow .. Damm Hope mine comes out half as good as yours...
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