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HIDDEN GEMS: More than Meats the Eye

Hidden behind the counter is another friendly face waiting to meet you. Your local Big Y Butcher does more than meets the eye. Our Butchers can help you with everything from trimming up a specialty cut to brainstorming meal ideas. We even offer complimentary knife sharpening so you can bring out the butcher inside you once you’re home. Enjoy this recipe for a perfect rib roast and bonus tips from our Butcher Shop department.

Butcher Tip 1:

Planning your holiday get‍-‍together? Take the number of guests you’re expecting and allow for ½ to ¾ of a pound of meat per person. This guideline will help you have enough for everyone or strategize so you have plenty of leftovers.

 

Butcher Tip 2*:

Leave nothing to chance. A trusty instant‍-‍read food thermometer will help you get a well‍-‍cooked roast with less guesswork. Taking out meat 5‍-‍10 degrees early can help ensure nothing goes overcooked. If it is a bit rare for your taste, dipping in Au Jus can help finish the cooking process.

 

Butcher Tip 3*:

Make the most of your selection. Both boneless and bone‍-‍in options can make great holiday roasts. But if you’re choosing to keep the bone‍-‍in, there are some special considerations. While the bone can enhance flavor, remember that it also retains heat. Taking a bone‍-‍in roast out of the oven a few minutes early will make sure it doesn’t overcook.

 

*Consuming raw or undercooked meats, poultry, seafood, shellfish and eggs may increase your risk of foodborne illness, especially if you have certain medical conditions.

- RECIPE -

THE PERFECT RIB ROAST
(SLOW ROAST METHOD)

Something worth
gathering around.

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