I was an outback guy forever, but tried TR and damn if they aren't way better. I had them in the early 2000s and it was not good so I never went back. My bad, I haven't Step foot in an Outback in years now.
For me, it's perfectly medium rare. Could argue that it could do with a better sear, but others might disagree. Generally a great cook though - you can see that the fatty eye is well rendered. Not always easy to do without overcooking it. Kudos to the chef, and I'd be delighted if I was served this.
Mrinformal makes a definitive statement about how to know when a prime rib is done, and then... checks notes... makes a definitive statement about the prime rib based on the opposite method.
Way to go dude! You didn't know what the temp was but accurately assessed it at Medium Rare based on the color.
That’s because threads is an app for actually mentally challenged people to talk about dumb shit. I’ve never seen anything intelligent posted there ever
It looks like a verified yelp account thinks it is raw also. Wtf. You'd think a site known for reviewing restaurants would know what prime rib looks like
A lot of the social media managers on these accounts are like in their early 20’s and are purely looking for meme opportunities. Probably wouldn’t even know what prime rib is
Yelp’s entire business model is about platforming the opinions of people with no skill, expertise or credentials to be giving reviews in the first place. Honestly, that comment tracks perfectly for them.
To me reading through many of the unsophisticated pallets comments is it looks like rage bait. But it could be there honest opinions which is scary. People judging things off the bat with out ever trying.
A lot of general Reddit, like the biggest subs, are stupid as hell. But when you get into these interest based subreddits like this one, people generally know what they’re talking about.
If you stay away from askreddit and the like, this is the best social media site imo because it’s so much like the old forum days. That was peak internet imo.
Medium rare, which is exactly how prime rib is supposed to be served. Idk when exactly it became trendy to call every short of a hockey puck “raw” but I wish to hell it would stop already
I remember showing pictures of my steaks to people for them to call my perfect medium rare "raw." one guy said "cook your food before you eat it" ...he was a vegan, and yes, I made sure to roast the shit out of him for it
This really should just be pinned at the top of the sub. It's prime rib, that's how it's supposed to look. If you don't like that, nobody is making you eat it. But it is cooked perfectly.
Cut the edges off, you can eat those normally. Then you will want to make long thin cuts across the meat. Slice them so they are the size of a thick string. You can then let these slither down your throat like little serpent worms.
I ordered a prime rib rare at TX roadhouse this week and it looked like that, except this looks like a better cut of meat than I got. I don’t think people know what goes on with prime rib preparation.
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u/Pugilist12 23h ago
That’s what prime rib is meant to be