Prime Rib Roast Dinner with Yorkshire Pudding

• Yield: 1 Roast, 12 Yorkshire Pudding and Veggies.
• Prep Time: 30 minutes
• Cook Time: For roast, 25min on 425º then 16min for every pound on 350º for medium rare. minutes
• Serving: For 4 People

Print Nutrition facts (per portion)

Nutrition facts (per portion)

• Calories: 379
• Carbohydrate Content: 1g
• Cholesterol Content: 131mg
• Fat Content: 21g
• Protein Content: 45g

Prime Rib Roast Dinner with Yorkshire Pudding

By Bonita's Kitchen December 30, 2018

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I hope I have made you hungry for this prime rib roast dinner, if you like to make it follow along with my video and it will help you get started. 

Do you like leftovers if so check out my plate of leftover prime rib and yorkshire pudding and I made dollar fry's topped with leftover gravy. SO GOOD! 

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Please continue on to my recipe for this delicious meal for PRIME RIB ROAST DINNER with YORKSHIRE PUDDING.

Ingredients

• PRIME RIB ROAST:
• Prime Rib Roast - Any Size ( standard size 5-6 pounds )
• Black Pepper - 1/2 tsp
• Sea Salt - 1/2 tsp
• Ground Rosemary - 1/2 tsp
• Ground Thyme - 1/2 tsp
• Garlic Cloves - 3 cloves
• Beef Broth - 1-2 cups
• Celery - 1-2 sticks
• Onion - 1 medium chopped
• GRAVY:
• Beef Dippings - All ( remove any oil from pan )
• Vegetable Broth - 3-4 cups
• Flour or Corn Starch - 1/4 cup chopped
• Cold Water - 1/2 Cup
• Gravy Browning or Worcestershire sauce - 1-2 drops
• OXO or Beef seasonings - 1 pack
• YORKSHIRE PUDDING:
• Eggs - 4 large
• Flour - 1 cup
• Milk - 3/4 cup
• Sea Salt - 1/2 tsp
• Water - 1 tbsp
• Oil - 1/3 cup for muffin pan
• VEGETABLES:
• Potatoes - 1 EACH
• Carrot - 1 EACH
• Turnip - 1 copped
• Broccoli - 1 bunch
• Cauliflower - 1/2 bunch
• Sea Salt - 1 tsp

Instructions

Cooking Roast Method:

Pre-heat oven 425ºF ( 230ºC), Prep-Time: 10 minutes, Cooking Time: ( about 1 1/2 hour) depending on your roast size.

1. Season roast equally with the salt, pepper, rosemary seasonings and garlic.

( start the seasonings in a dish and rub the roast equally with them.) add beef broth to pan, celery and chopped onion.

2. Start to roasting at 425º for the first 25 minutes on a pan with a rack, to lock in the juices.

3. Then reduce heat to 350ºF continue cooking 16 minutes to every pound, for about 1 1/2 hours or until roast reaches 135ºF to 140ºF, this is for a medium rare centre, this is for a 5 to 6 pound roast.

4. When complete remove from heat and let rest for 15 minutes before cutting meat.

Keep dippings for making gravy, see recipe below.

Gravy Method: 

In a roaster or pan add beef dippings, vegetable broth, gravy browning,( use Worcestershire sauce if you don’t have browning) oxo and let come to a boil.

In a mason jar add flour and water then cap and shake well until all smooth. ( use cornstarch if you can’t use flour)

With a large whisk or spoon pour the flour rough in the beef broth and stir fast until gravy starts to thicken.

Serve over roast beef dinner.

Yorkshire Pudding Method:

Pre-heat oven 425ºF ( 230ºC ), Prep-Time 5 min, Bake Time: 25 minutes,

Method:

• In a medium bowl mix together all top 5 ingredients except oil, beat with whisk until smooth.

( please note: For best results keep batter at room temperature for 20 to 30 minutes while pre-heating oven, warm muffin pan and add room temperature oil to each cup.)

• Preheat oven to 425ºF or (230ºC), after your muffin pan is warm ( best results with a hot pan) add oil equally to each cup and then add batter equally to each one about 1/2 way.
• I use a silicone muffin pan because it don’t stick, or use a tin muffin pan.
• Place a cookie sheet under muffin pan before you put in oven.
• After you fill muffin pans put in oven immediately to keep the heat in the pan, bake for 25 minutes, until brown all around and crispy to touch and sounds hollow when tapped.
• Serve hot from the oven, with roast beef dinner and gravy, or cool completely and add the freezer bag and freeze until eaten.

Vegetable Method:

In a boiler with steamer and lid full half with water and start to boil on medium heat.

Then peel and cut carrot and potatoes clean and add to boiler with sea salt.

Place steamer on top of boiler then add cut broccoli and cauliflower and cover to steam with veggie while cooking.

Cook until fork tender then turn heat off.

Serve with roast beef, gravy and Yorkshire pudding.

Allergens

Allergens

Milk, White Flour

5 stars - based on 1 review(s)

Freshly baked Yorkshire pudding is the best and I’m sure I can eat them on its own, but having them with a fully loaded prime rib dinner works too.

I’m sure you have days were you just don’t know what to have for supper, I do believe it or not. 🙂 When I worked a 9/5 job this was the same question everyday, ” WHAT TO HAVE FOR SUPPER” Right! Not anymore those days are over, I pretty much know what I’m going to have tomorrow when meal planning. If I get a invite out for supper if its not for three days time I’m busy because I’ve already took out what I’m going to have for two days. See where I’m going with this, planning and having meal ideas a couple of days in advance is very important when you are working. Now I’ve ranted I will continue on sharing photos and recipe ideas for you. 

I’m thinking you are hungry now, keep looking at the rest I have more to show you. 

I don’t know what else to say about making a prime rib roast dinner with Yorkshire pudding, this recipe and video will help you get started if you never made one before. This is a good time to buy a roast and get started, follow the step by step video and you will do great. Before I leave you I would like to share a dessert with you to have with your prime rib roast dinner. Enjoy

Traditional Newfoundland Old Fashion Trifle

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