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PRIME RIB<br />

The centerpiece of a truly special meal,<br />

our prime rib roast is one of the most<br />

delicious cuts available. Your family and<br />

guests will eagerly anticipate its artistic<br />

marbling and tender, juicy flavor as they<br />

smell the irresistible aroma <strong>com</strong>ing from<br />

the oven. Our prime rib is boneless and<br />

trimmed to lean perfection.<br />

HOW TO PREPARE<br />

Thaw roast in refrigerator for at least 3<br />

days before preparing. Place meat, fat<br />

side up, on rack in a shallow roasting pan.<br />

Season with Kansas City <strong>Steak</strong> Company<br />

<strong>Steak</strong> & Prime Rib Seasoning (if included<br />

in your order). Rub evenly over surface of<br />

netted roast, leaving netting on while<br />

cooking. Do not add water or cover. Roast<br />

in 375ºF oven until meat thermometer<br />

registers 130ºF (approximately 1 to 1 1 /2<br />

hours) for medium-rare or 140ºF<br />

(approximately 1 1 /2 to 2 hours) for<br />

medium. Cover roast with aluminum foil<br />

tent and allow to stand 15 to 20 minutes.<br />

Remove netting and trim excess fat<br />

before carving.<br />

Our roasts are available in different sizes<br />

so cooking instructions are approximate.<br />

Some roasts are pre-seasoned and will<br />

not include seasoning packets in your<br />

shipment.<br />

Chefs all over the world use meat<br />

thermometers for best results and to<br />

ensure proper doneness. We suggest you<br />

use one at home as well. See page 12 for<br />

suggested temperatures for doneness.<br />

oven roasted prime rib roast<br />

with charred tomato<br />

natural jus<br />

Serves 8-10<br />

1 beef prime rib roast<br />

1 tbsp. fresh garlic, chopped<br />

2 tbsp. kosher or sea salt<br />

1 tbsp. cracked pepper<br />

1 cup olive oil<br />

2 tbsp. fresh sage, chopped<br />

4 ripe tomatoes, cut into eighths<br />

Preheat oven to 375ºF. Combine garlic,<br />

salt, pepper, oil and sage. With the<br />

netted roast fat side up, rub spice<br />

mixture evenly over it and place it in a<br />

shallow roasting pan, leaving netting on<br />

while cooking. Place the tomatoes evenly<br />

around the roast and drizzle with olive<br />

oil. Season tomatoes with the remaining<br />

season mixture. Follow roasting<br />

instructions as outlined under How To<br />

Prepare, but keep roast fat side up and<br />

do not rub with <strong>Steak</strong> & Prime Rib<br />

Seasoning.<br />

While roast is resting, place the tomatoes<br />

and juices from roasting pan in a medium<br />

pan and bring to a boil. Reduce heat to a<br />

slow simmer for 10-15 minutes to allow<br />

the tomatoes to break up further. Stir<br />

occasionally. Remove netting now by<br />

simply using kitchen shears to cut<br />

through the net. Carefully remove net<br />

from meat and then spoon the tomato<br />

jus over the sliced roast and serve.<br />

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