Garlic Herb Butter Crusted Prime Rib

Recipe Review: Traeger’s Garlic Herb and Stuffed Prime Rib Roast Recipe

When we haven’t done a recipe before, and are cooking for a big party or family gathering, we like to do a dry run a week or two before. As you saw with our Traeger Turkey Recipe Review, it’s usually flawless. But we always seem to learn something that improves the final product. Taking our end product from good to great!

After looking at a dozen or so mouth-watering Prime Rib recipes around the web, we decided to improvise on Traeger’s Garlic and Herb Stuffed Prime Rib Roast.

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#BestofBBQ Top 30 to Follow on Instagram List

We love being a part of the Instagram BBQ, Grilling, Smoking, and Outdoor Living Community. To celebrate our 500th follower, we asked IG’ers to nominate and vote on the #BestofBBQ on Instagram:

We’ve sorted the responses by popular vote, but also relative engagement, number of followers, and then threw in a few more who we think are standouts.

Without further ado…we present the inaugural #BestofBBQ on Instagram List, curated by @RendezvousBBQ.com:

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Why you only heard about the Flat Iron Steak after 2002

Short answer: It didn’t exist yet. At least, not under that name. And if you were eating “flat iron steak,” as beef, it was in ground hamburger. The cut was a throwaway. Enter meat research and development.

Wait. You’re asking yourself, how does Rendezvous BBQ know this? Funny you should ask. We discovered this article on innovations in beef cuts from Atlas Obscura while looking for flat iron steak recipes. Yep. We were futzing around for recipes — and BAM — unlocked level five in the meat game. Got to love Google.

https://youtu.be/3tBD7zHhH8M

Who knew there was such a thing as “meat science,” complete with university scientists and industry researchers with (we imagine) lab benches and grills at butcher houses? And the even better news? The research goes on, and they may find more tasty cuts!

Read the entire Atlas Obscura article, “How Meat Science (And Marketing) Gave the World the Flat Iron Steak.” If you’re a serious Meathead, it’s worth your time.

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