Holiday Rib Roast

Delight your guests this holiday season with a tender, flavorful prime rib roast from ShopRite, customized just for you

Cooking a prime rib roast is one of the most rewarding culinary experiences. This iconic dish has delighted people for centuries and it is a beloved staple at holiday gatherings and special occasions. With our expert tips, you can create the perfect prime rib roast that will have your friends and family raving.

Order the perfect Prime Rib Roast for the holidays! We offer three premium types of prime rib roast to make your meal unforgettable:
  • Certified Angus Prime
  • Certified Angus Beef
  • USDA Choice
Our skilled on-site butchers can custom cut your roast just the way you like it! Pre-Order now to have your roast cut to your preference. Choose from options such as:
  • Boned & tied back on the bone
  • Boneless & tied
All of our prime rib roasts are oven ready for your convenience, with sizes ranging from 2-7 ribs. Order your holiday roast ahead of time to ensure it's exactly how you want it.

Choosing your Rib Roast: Find the perfect number of ribs for your guests

NUMBER OF RIBS SERVES APPROXIMATE WEIGHT
2 Rib Bone In Roast 4-5 People 5-6 lb average
3 Rib Bone In Roast 6-7 People 7-8 lb average
4 Rib Bone In Roast 8-9 People 9-10 lb average
5 Rib Bone In Roast 10-11 People 11-13 lb average
6 Rib Bone In Roast 12-13 People 14-16 lb average
7 Rib Bone In Roast 14-15 People 16-18 lb average

COOKING INSTRUCTIONS: Cook Ribs for 450°F for 15 min. Then cook 2 ribs for 2.25 - 2.75 hours at 325°. *For each additional rib add 15 min to cooking time.


Cooking your Prime Rib Roast: Tips for mouthwatering results

  • When shopping online, please enter the number of ribs you would like, instead of the number of pounds
  • Remove your roast from the refrigerator one to two hours before cooking to give it time to come to room temperature
  • While waiting for the meat to rest, prepare the seasoning
  • While cooking, keep a close eye on the internal temperature with a meat thermometer
  • Rest the meat for 30 minutes after reaching the internal target temperature to allow the juices to seal back into the meat
  • When cutting meat, make sure to cut perpendicular to the grain lines you can see. If you cut along the grain, the meat will be more difficult to chew
  • Serve your prime rib roast with delicious side dishes.

Prime Rib Cooking Guide: Perfect temperature by the pound

DONENESS DESCRIPTION MEAT THERMOMETER READING
Rare Red with cold, soft center 125°F - 130°F
Medium-Rare Red with warm, somewhat firm center 135°F - 140°F
Medium Pink and firm throughout 140°F - 150°F
Medium-Well Pink line in center, quite firm 150°F - 155°F
Well-Done Gray-brown throughout and completely firm 160°F - 165°F

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Cranberry Top Sirloin Roast

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Easy Carve Pepper and Herb Prime Rib

A few simple ingredients rubbed on a bone-in ribeye roast make a spectacular meal.

Garlic & Rosemary Studded Strip Roast

Fragrant garlic and rosemary make a tantalizing strip roast that's elegant and flavorful.

Prime Rib Roast

Common Name: Ribeye Roast

 

Description: Rich flavor, juicy tenderness, and majestic appearance. One of the most tender beef cuts. Fine grain with generous marbling throughout. 

Side Dish & Seasoning Inspiration: