Grabbed a $66 Prime Rib from WalMart, seasoned it with beefy flavors, smoked it on a pellet smoker over Hickory and served it as a Smoked Prime Rib for my Holiday meal. star
Smoked Walmart Prime Rib
FAQ
What is the best prime rib to buy?
What grade of prime rib is the best?
Where does Walmart meat come from?
How can you tell if prime rib is good?
Is prime rib worth the premium?
To find out if Prime-grade prime rib is worth the premium, we cooked about $1,500 worth of beef, including several Prime-grade, Choice-grade, and dry-aged rib roasts. In the entire lot, there were no outright losers, but the experiment was telling. First, we don’t recommend spending the extra cash on dry-aging.
Is prime rib a good rib?
The answer is no. The term “prime rib” has existed longer than the USDA’s beef-grading system, which classifies beef into various grades according to its potential tenderness and juiciness. It’s called prime rib because it’s the best part of any given cow.
Is prime rib roast boneless?
At the store, “Prime Rib Roast” can go by different names including Rib Roast, or Standing Rib Roast (because it is positioned standing on the rib bones as it roasts). It can be found in the meat case with both boneless and bone-in options. So what cut of meat is Prime Rib Roast?
Can you buy a prime rib that is ‘prime grade’?
These days, it’s possible to buy a “prime rib” that is also “prime grade,” but it doesn’t necessarily have to be so. My local Whole Foods sells “choice grade prime ribs,” for example. A full seven-rib prime rib is a massive hunk of meat, between 20 and 30 pounds.