So, prime rib comes from the rib section of a beef carcass. It’s tender because those muscles never worked a day in their life. It’s expensive because it’s rare and delicious. And it makes you look like a kitchen rockstar.
Next time you see that beautiful roast on a plate, you won’t just eat it. You’ll appreciate it. You’ll know its story—from a happy cow standing in a field, to your oven, to your very happy stomach. Now go forth, and maybe call your butcher. Your next holiday dinner is begging for it.