Found myself in a situation where I need to cook a nice big prime rib roast on Christmas Eve and then serve on Christmas day. Any suggestions on gentle reheating or changes to make to cook to keep things as good as possible?
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Two ways come to mind. You might consider just cooking to about 115-120 on the first cook, and then chill. The day of serving place in the oven and continue the cook until you reach 115-120 again and then give it time at around 500 for a good crust.
The other tried and true method is to wrap in foil, with a little broth, and stick it in a 300F oven until it reaches temp. The general rule is to reach 160 on a reheat, so I generally use the first method. Your mileage may vary.
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Ended up doing it the day of but the advice was certainly valuable. 2nd or 3rd time for a rib roast according to website recipe. Winner all three times. Primo XL with Auber smoker controller. Thanks again fellas!
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I use the Char-griller Smokin' Pro....more for grilling than smoking now that I have the set-it and forget-it Pit Barrel drum cooker.
Leisurely activities including sitting in my porch rocker while smoking a stogie and sipping on some red wine. All good.
Glad I found this topic cause I was wondering the same thing....cooked the roast to 135 a couple days ago and thoroughly enjoyed. But there's leftovers and I need to reheat. Wasn't sure of the temp to reach. I see 160 in this thread but it seems that would lose the medium rare taste.
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