Relish the holiday season with a delicious Prime Rib Roast, embellished with a flavorful herb rub including crumbled bay leaves, fresh sage, orange zest, and more, developing an ideal focal point that will impress your guests.
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I didn’t think you could eat bay leaves.
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Same here. I’ve been told that for years!
Same 😅 I always take them out after cooking
Because theyre tough theyre usually taken out, but theyre perfectly safe to eat
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Here is a better bet… put all of this marinade in a blender of some sort, and blend it all together and the further it is broke down with the marinade and the bay leaves are crushed really fine. You should be fine. They’re just hard and there for flavor. According to Google and a chef friend if you do the blending to make them more like a powder then add everything else in and then re-blend you should be good and you’ll get a more even coverage too.
That’s what I thought…Bay Leaves, unless fresh, are extremely brittle & sharp. Ground down to a “spice” powder, with peppercorns, sea salt, a bit of cayenne, and a dash of course mustard would be a delish beef blend. Glaze the roast with a bit of sherry. Make a gravy with a roux and add finely diced shallots, garlic, pan drippings, and beef stock. Serve along with fingerling potatoes and fresh roasted multicolor carrots 😋😍
Probably because they are not intended to be eaten, and so can be easily scraped off , if you don’t want them. I don’t eat bay…or have known a recipe suggesting I do …. They are a favouring tool. .
Cooking big one in morning, tired of turkey and ham etc. Follow your instructions here I will. 😊❤ Merry Christmas friends. 😊
Might do a few things differently like garlic etc. Not a fan of bay leaves and temp for rare center. 😮
What do you lower the oven to after the 30 min?
Love you Martha, I have so much respect for you! Thanks for sharing these simple fabulous recipes. You have me using orange zest when I hadn’t used that before.
I won’t be trying this spice concoction on a gorgeousprime rib, it doesn’t seem appetizing at all. Love you Martha, you’re my hero😊
Exactly.respect that poor animal , and it’s delicious flavours . 💯
You should bring that roast to room temp b4 roasting.
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I’m still learning and am far from good at this. My mom sets the oven @500 cooks for 50 minutes then shuts the oven off, leaves the door shut til the oven cools. It comes out beautiful. She loves the medium rare. I prefer medium. I’d like to try this. What temp do you turn down to and for how long? 😊
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So VERY YUMMY
I could just eat that with my hands and nothing else
Looks So Yummy Good! WAAOW! Gorgeous It Is, and Im Very Hungry, Martha!
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I went to culinary school. Bay leaves are never to be broken up in a marinade. They are a choking hazard. They belong in a bouquet Garnier. Or whole so they can be removed.
Have you ever tried black tea to help flavor as a base?
Is there anything she can’t do and always be the best at?
I saw someone else posted a video of preheat oven to 500. However, many ribs are in the roast 15 minutes, each rib.(example if you have two ribs, it would be 30 minutes at 500.) then turn off the heat and let it sit for two hours and do not open the door.