This Smoked Prime Rib Roast recipe delivers a tender, juicy roast infused with rich, smoky flavors that elevate each bite.

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But roasting isn't the only way to cook a thick cut of prime rib. The grill and smoker are great options, too. The grill may be intimidating if you aren't used to grilling such a large cut of meat.

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This recipe calls for a five-pound boneless rib eye roast. Unless you're feeding your garlic prime rib to a small crowd, you'll likely have leftover meat. Slice it thinly and pile it onto bread to ...

Meanwhile, lay skewers on grill and season with salt. Once meat browns on underside, after 1-2 minutes, turn skewers and continue cooking until interior is rare to medium-rare, 1-2 minutes more.

The beef is flavorful enough on its own, so be light-handed with any bold seasonings and cook it no more than medium. Food & Wine's guide to prime rib has recipes to satisfy every diner.