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I hope someone is out there to help! What is the best way to reheat prime rib (or slices therefrom) without turning the meat grey? It's lovely and rare now and we'd like to keep it that way! Thanks!
Franca said:I hope someone is out there to help! What is the best way to reheat prime rib (or slices therefrom) without turning the meat grey? It's lovely and rare now and we'd like to keep it that way! Thanks!
cjs said:dropped those puppies in a screaming hot cast iron skillet. They seared with a beautiful crust and just left in ~ 1 1/2 min. on each side.
Thanks, kadesma! I never thought of doing french dips - always liked those but have never made them at home. We did, however, have prime rib paninis for lunch today. I caramelized some onions and applied a bit of cheddar cheese ... 2 minutes in the panini grill ... yummy!kadesma said:we love rare prime rib, but reheating is going to cook it more so what we do is almost shave the meat and put it into an aujus to warm then pile it onto buttered and toasted rolls with more au jus to dip it in and have french dip sanwiches..I'm sure someone will come along with more ideas for you..Wish I could be of more help, but for my gang french dip is a must after prime rib
Mmmm ... I got more than one recommendation for making rib steaks, so I'll definitely remember that for next time. Not enough left this time to make sufficiently thick steaks. They're going to have to be pretty darned thick to stay rare enough in the center for this carnivore.cjs said:Franca, I did this just last nite! We love our p.r. rare also, but it was too much for just the two of us. I cut two beautiful 'steaks' off, rubbed a llittle oil on them, sprinkled heavily with salt, black pepper, and garlic powder and dropped those puppies in a screaming hot cast iron skillet. They seared with a beautiful crust and just left in ~ 1 1/2 min. on each side. Perfect!! Still on the rare side of med. rare for serving.
Ooh, bones going into skillet tomorrow - great idea! Any thin slices we have left are destined for panini sandwiches. I'm enjoying the leftovers almost as much as the original dinner!The rest of the prime rib is going into fajitas... (Oh, I added the bones to the skillet also and chewed on them for dessert)
shpj4 said:The best way to reheat Prime Rib is in the microwave. This way the meat will stay the same way when you last tasted it.
I just have not had good luck reheating rare meat in our microwave. Can't seem to get it warm without turning it at least externally grey. Stacking the slices is a good tip, though....Candocook said:I use my microwave--judiciously. In fact, for our tenderloin Christmas Day I reheated some slices for seconds. I stack the slices and heat uncovered on HALF power for "an appropriate amount of time". I know, that is the tough part, but I creep up on it. The slices get juicy and warm and not overcooked.