From Chuck Roast to ‘Prime Rib’ in 3 Hours Flat

Want to turn a relatively cheap piece of meat into one that looks and tastes expensive? Mary Hunt’s reader has done it and so can you!
From Chuck Roast to ‘Prime Rib’ in 3 Hours Flat
Salt allows the meat's enzymes to act as natural tenderizers. Mironov Vladimir/Shutterstock
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Shortly after I wrote a column on the specific steps to prepare chuck roast (a relatively cheap cut of beef) so that it turns out like prime rib, I got an email from faithful reader Mary B. We went back and forth a bit as she prepared this for guests. I thought you would enjoy the feedback.

But first, here’s a quick refresher on how to do this:

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