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By Cheryl Alters Jamison and Bill Jamison
Published 2014
Try to get a true prime rib roast for this memorable dish, meat that meets USDA standards for the highest-grade beef. The cut that most supermarkets sell as a prime rib is actually just a USDA choice rib roast, good meat but not superior. Whatever its grade, when you carve a prime rib, everyone is actually getting a rib-eye steak. Lucky guests.
