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Garlic Stuffed Prime Rib Roast Beef



This is my specialty recipe; the ultimate Canadian Sunday Supper! Alberta Beef! Garlic Stuffed Prime Rib Roast is succulent and addictive. Absolute bliss!
Cooking Time
15-20 minutes a pound, depending upon roasting method
Servings1/2 pound per person of bone in roast
Prep Time30 minutes
Total Time30 minutes
Course: Main
Cuisine: Canadian
Author: Valerie Lugonja

Ingredients

  • Know-your-farmer Prime Rib Roast Beef (preferrably grass fed beef)
  • 1 head know-your-farmer Garlic for every 3-4 pounds beef (I use Oxley Garlic, or a similar quality)
  • 1 generous tablespoon Montreal Steak Spice for every 3-4 pounds beef (Schwartz'sis the original)

Instructions

  • Peel garlic; slice large cloves into thick wedges or slices or slivers
  • Embed several slivers of garlic into each end of prime rib; look for openings along fat, insert finger to make opening and push slivers into each opening as far as possible
  • Insert a knife at intervals along outer roast, insert shards of garlic as deeply as possible (see photo: number of rows is dependent upon size or roast)
  • Preheat oven to 350 F or 500 F (depending upon method used), setting rack in lower third of oven
  • Set roast on a parchment covered sheet pan if huge; otherwise, set inside roaster
  • Rub steak spice on both ends and all around roast

Roasting Method 1

  • Roast uncovered at 350 F 15 minutes per pound for medium done roast
  • Rest, tented with foil, for 15 minutes (a half hour, if large) and slice
  • Pour pan juices over sliced meat, or use them to make a dark roast gravy while resting meat

Roasting Method 2

  • Roast uncovered at 500F for 30 minutes if 12 pounds or larger and for 15-20 minutes if 10 pounds or smaller; cover and reduce heat to 350F cooking 15 minutes a pound for medium done
  • Rest, tented with foil, for 15 minutes (a half hour, if large) and slice
  • Pour pan juices over sliced meat, or use them to make a dark roast gravy while resting meat

Notes

Yes, it is this easy, and it will be the most succulent, well seasoned roast you have ever eaten.