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January 8, 2011 at 11:01 pm
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A “Standing Rib Roast” or Rib Eye refers to any bone-in rib roast. Bones 13-17 make up the “Prime” Rib and are closer to the loin. As you move forward, toward the shoulder, the roast takes on more characteristic of Chuck.
Both are fine eating. I kind of prefer the center cuts myself, and get a little of each.