These can be made with cookie cutters.
- all-purpose flour
- baking powder
- salt
- sugar
- milk
- all-purpose flour
- old fashioned rolled oats
- firmly packed brown sugar
- ground cinnamon
- vanilla extract
- Kraft Old English cheese spread
- cream cheese
- Garden Vegetable or Chive flavored cream cheese
- Garlic powder
- red wine vinegar
- packed light brown sugar
- butter
- whole graham crackers
- finely chopped pecans
- flour
- 1/2tsp. salt
- soda
- sugar
- nutmeg
- cinnamon
- pumpkin
- salad oil
- water
- eggs
This is the classic side dish for a prime rib. You need to capture at least 1/2 cup of the beef drippings, so make sure you have a way to do that regardless of the cooking method. These roll-like delicacies are the perfect gravy cup for your meal.
- meat drippings
- milk
- flour
- salt
The ideal air temperature in your grill is between 300-325 degrees. A charcoal fire made with half charcoal and half hickory chunks (chunks about the same size as the charcoal) is the ultimate heat source. For gas grills, soak plenty of wood chips, burning them in a metal grilling box in the hottest part of your fire to add a nice smoky flavor!
If your roast is wrapped in fat, remove and season under the fat with your favorite blend, replacing fat if desired. A roast tied in fat is self-basting. A roast with no fat wrapped around it will brown more and have a smokier flavor.
Roast using the chart below as a guideline — test with a reliable meat thermometer when your estimated time approaches. Remove at recommended temperature, cover and rest 10 minutes before slicing (the temperature will rise about 10 degrees. Charts are meant as guides only, conditions vary. There is no substitute for your good judgment and a dependable meat thermometer!
*- Rib Roast —Rare: 12-15 min. /LB 115degrees-125degrees F.
- Rib Roast—Mid Rare: 14-18 min. /LB 125degrees-135degrees F.
Rib Roast —Med plus: 16-20 min. /LB 140-145 F.
- rib roast
- freshly ground black pepper
- ground cinnamon
- Kosher salt
- garlic powder
- onion powder
- sweetened condensed milk
- coarsely chopped peppermint candies
Christmas Cookie recipe; yields 3 1/2 dozen cookies.
- confectioner's sugar
- peppermint extract
- all-purpose flour
- cornstarch
- FROSTING:
- confectioner's sugar
- milk
- crushed peppermint candies
Christmas Cookie recipe; yields 3 1/2 dozen cookies.
- confectioner's sugar
- FROSTING:
- cornstarch
- all-purpose flour
- peppermint extract
- confectioner's sugar
- milk
- crushed peppermint candies