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Prime rib has always been a little scary for me. To spend a big chunk of change on a piece of beef and to mess it up is what foodie nightmares are made of. But sometimes you've just got to give it a try, and I'm always looking for new ways to cook prime rib.

This delicious prime rib recipe is from one of my Facebook foodie groups. The prime rib is covered in mustard, doused in prime rib or steak seasoning and then baked to juicy, beefy perfection. Amazing. Just look at it!

Here is your shopping list for this juicy food-approved prime rib recipe: a prime rib, mustard, prime rib seasoning or steak seasoning and optional fresh rosemary. The creator of this recipe used a German-style mustard dip, but you could use yellow mustard, Dijon mustard, German mustard, English mustard, hot mustard, spicy brown mustard, whole-grain mustard or whatever mustard you prefer. Same with the steak seasoning. Use your favorite store-bought seasoning or homemade steak seasoning blend. 

This three-ingredient prime rib recipe will be the star of your holiday dinner. Serve this juicy prime rib roast for dinner with your favorite side dishes. Don't forget a simple horseradish sauce!

Cuisine: American
Prep Time: 10 minutes plus 30 minutes to rest
Cook Time: 3 hours (approximately)
Total Time: 3 1/2 hours
Servings: 12

Ingredients

• 1 prime rib (about 5 pounds)
• mustard
• prime rib seasoning or steak seasoning
• fresh sprigs of rosemary (optional)

Here's how to make it: 

1. Put the prime rib into a roasting pan. 
2. Cover all sides of the prime rib with the mustard. 
3. Seasoning liberally with the prime rib or steak seasoning. 
4. Add a few sprigs of fresh rosemary on top. (In addition to the fresh rosemary, you could throw in some other fresh herbs, too, like thyme or parsley.)
5. Bake in a preheated 350-degree F oven until internal temperature is 130 to 133 degrees F, approximately 3 hours.
6. Remove from the oven, cover loosely with aluminum foil and let it rest for about 30 minutes. (The temperature will continue to rise while resting.)

Photos: Michael Sanchez via Cypress Area Foodies  

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