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I would always go whole unless there was a reason to split. I’ve done a fair share of Rib roasts and am a firm believer in a slow roast at @250 degrees. Til the center is the desire doneness. You will get an edge to edge doneness. You always have a better margin for error with a greater mass. My $.02I have a 13.5 lb prime rib to cook for. Any opinions on cuttinng it in half and cooking it as two, 6.75 lb prime ribs. Or better to cook as 1 big prime rib.
Thanks, sound advice much appreciated.I would always go whole unless there was a reason to split. I’ve done a fair share of Rib roasts and am a firm believer in a slow roast at @250 degrees. Til the center is the desire doneness. You will get an edge to edge doneness. You always have a better margin for error with a greater mass. My $.02