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First Name: Dave
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• Combine pre-packaged brown gravy mix, Ranch dressing mix, and Italian seasoning mix. • Place the roast in a disposable foil pan, sprinkle both sides with the seasoning mix, then add 1 cup of beef broth or water. • Cook uncovered at 240-260°F for two hours, then cover with foil and cook another 5-6 hours until fork tender. • Let rest for 10 minutes before serving.
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I don't have any suggestions for smoking as I have never smoked a standing rib roast. But I do use a thermometer for all smoking tasks. Get one with a remote probe for ease of use.
For the rub, I'd recommend taking some high quality olive oil and bring it to a warm temp then add rosemary, tarragon, garlic (I prefer ground freeze dried) and maybe some dried cranberries or cherries. Let it sit a good long while to infuse the oil. Marinade the roast in the oil plus smoked course salt overnight and you should be good to go. Me, I'm cooking a whole 7 rib standing rib roast (local, grass fed) in red wine and tarragon for our Thursday dinner. I'll sprinkle with smoked salt at the 2/3 point. And I will be using a meat thermometer with a remote.
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