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KO Prime Rib Recipe with Sage Jus
Prime Rib Recipe with Sage Jus
Total: 4 hrs Ι Active: 45 mins
Nutritional Value / Person:
Calories: 1’395 kcal
Fat: 87g
Carbohydrates: 13g
Protein: 131g
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Prime Rib Recipe with Sage Jus
Total: 4 hrs Ι Active: 45 mins
Nutritional Value / Person:
Calories: 1395 kcal Fat: 87g Carbohydrates: 13g Protein: 131g
Prime Rib Recipe with Sage Jus
Michael Mina is the industry giant behind the award winning restaurant group with the iconic name: Mina. For Chef Michael Mina it is all about surprising and delighting his guests, by striving to be better than yesterday each day and challenging himself and his team to achieve perfection. He firmly believes in the craft of hospitality as an art form and a duty to wow his guests, and he takes that duty seriously. The group’s spirit of hospitality stands on 3 pillars:
Shoshin: “Beginner’s mind”
Omotenashi:”Entertain guests whole-heartedly”
Kaizen:”The journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step”
This absolutely stunning holiday dish is certain to delight your friends and family and to surprise them with its rich, juicy flavors. Being tenderly roasted in the oven, all the flavors are allowed to combine and create a stunningly complex taste. No more poultry for Christmas, this prime rib recipe will become your new holiday tradition!
Michael Mina
Nacionalidad: American
Profesión: Chef Restaurateur and Entrepreneur
Favorite Dish: Scallop-potato sandwich
Awards: James Beard Award for Rising Star Chef of the Year – James Beard Foundation Award for Who’s Who of Food and Beverage in America and more…
Total Time
4 hours
Active Time
45 minutes
Yield
10 portions
Calories / Portion
1395 kcal
Ingredients
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One 14-pound prime rib bone-in roasttied
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Kosher salt and freshly ground pepper
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20 large sage sprigs
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20 large thyme sprigs
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8 bay leaves
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8 shallotspeeled and halved
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1 head garlic, cloves crushedplus 4 cloves thinly sliced
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2 cups water
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1 onionthinly sliced
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3 tablespoons freshly cracked black peppercorns
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1 cup dry red wine
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5 cups beef stock or low-sodium broth
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2 tablespoons all-purpose flour
How To
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Step 1Preheat the oven to 200°C. Place the meat in a large roasting pan with the fat facing up. Generously season the meat with salt and pepper. Scatter 10 twigs of sage and thyme, 6 bay leaves, the crushed garlic gloves and shallots around the roast. Add 1 cup of water and put in oven to roast. After 45mins reduce the temperature to 135°C, add the remaining 1 cup of water to the pan (as juices evaporate) and roast the meat for around 2 hours and 15mins longer. You can recognize if the roast is done with the instant-read thermometer by inserting it in the thickest part and registering 55-60 °C.
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Step 2Once ready, take out the roast and put it on a large carving board. Keep the liquid fat of the roasting pan and pour it into a large heatproof bowl (without adding the syrupy pan juices at the very bottom!). Discard the vegetables and herbs and keep the pan juices in a small bowl.
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Step 3Put the pan over 2 burners and add 2 tablespoons of the fat that you reserved. Put in the remaining 2 bay leaves, 10 sprigs of each sage and thyme, peppercorns, sliced garlic and onion. Cook it over medium heat until the onion is softened (around 8mins). Add the wine and cook. Use a spatula to scrap up small bits that are stuck to the bottom of the pan and release the flavour. Pour out this liquid mixture into a medium saucepan and bring it to boil over a high heat. Add the pan juices (from earlier) and beef stock and cook it over a medium heat until it slightly reduces (around 15mins).
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Step 4In a small bowl, put in the 2 tablespoons of reserved fat and flour and whisk it together. Put the whisked paste into the saucepan and simmer the gravy until it thickens (5mins). Strain the gravy through a fine sieve and keep it warm for serving.
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Step 5Cut the bones off the roast and slice the meat +/- ½ inch thick (all same preferably). Cut in between the bones and serve them on the side. Pour over the gravy or put it on the side. Enjoy!
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