COOKING & REHEATING INSTRUCTIONSThese Instructions are meant to be a guideline. Please follow safe cooking and reheating temperatures, when preparing your meals. For A guide to Internal and Safe temperatures, please see the guide at the bottom of the page by clicking BelowTemperature Guide
ROASTS &ENTREES
Tenderloins, Prime Rib,
Turkey & More
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SIDEDISHES
Potatoes, Stuffings,
Vegetables, Mac & Cheese & More
Spinach & Artichoke Dip,
Stuffed Mushrooms, & More
ROLLS, SAUCES& EVERYTHING ELSE
Dinner Rolls, Au Jus,
Gravy, Glazes & More
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1) ROASTS & ENTREESCOOKING & REHEATING
Prime Rib RoastBone-in & Boneless
Bone-In "Prime / Standing Rib" Roast ~ High Heat Method
Step One: Remove the roast from the fridge at least 1.5 hours before cooking. You want to aim for the center to get close to room temperture. *Do not leave out for more than 4 hours.
Step Two: If not already seasoned or rubbed, season or rub your roast with your desired spices or sauces. Wrap in sarah wrap to keep from drying out, and to keep your spices / marinades stuck to the roast.
Step Three: Preheat the oven to 500° 30 minutes before ready to place the roast into the oven.
Step Four: Remove any plastic / saran wrap from your roast, and place onto a baking pan with the bones up. You can leave the twine on the roast, the moisture as the roast cooks will keep the twine from burning. Place roast into the oven and set a timer for 30 minutes (20 minutes for a 2 bone roast or 40 minutes for a 7 bone roast).
Bone-In "Prime / Standing Rib" Roast ~ Medium Heat Method
Step One: Remove the roast from the fridge at least 1.5 hours before cooking. You want to aim for the center to get close to room temperature. *Do not leave out for more than 4 hours.
Step Two: If not already seasoned or rubbed, season or rub your roast with your desired spices or sauces. Wrap in saran wrap to keep from drying out, and to keep your spices / marinades stuck to the roast.
Step Three: Preheat the oven to 325° 30 minutes before ready to place the roast into the oven.
Step Four: Roast the meat, uncovered, in a 325°F oven until it reaches the desired doneness. For medium-rare cook for 15-20 minutes per pound. Depending on your oven. Make sure to temp it every 30-45 minutes to ensure that it is not overcooking.
Step Five: Remove the roast from the oven and tent it with foil for a minimum of 10 minutes, up to 30 minutes. This allows the juices to flow back into the meat (they will run out if you cut right away and the meat will be less tender) and the temperature rises another 5ºF. Remove the twine if there is any and carve the prime rib across the grain in 1/4" to 1/2" thick slices.
Prime Rib Cooking TimesThese estimated roasting times are based on a minimum roast weight of 4 pounds
Boneless Prime Rib Roast ~ High Heat Method
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Boneless Prime Rib Roast ~ Medium Heat Method
Step One: Remove the roast from the fridge at least 1.5 hours before cooking. You want to aim for the center to get close to room temperature. *Do not leave out for more than 4 hours.
Step Two: If not already seasoned or rubbed, season or rub your roast with your desired spices or sauces. Wrap in saran wrap to keep from drying out, and to keep your spices / marinades stuck to the roast.
Step Three: Preheat the oven to 325° 30 minutes before ready to place the roast into the oven.
Step Four: Roast the meat, uncovered, in a 325°F oven until it reaches the desired doneness. For medium-rare cook for 15-20 minutes per pound. Depending on your oven. Make sure to temp it every 30-45 minutes to ensure that it is not overcooking.
Step Five: Remove the roast from the oven and tent it with foil for a minimum of 10 minutes, up to 30 minutes. This allows the juices to flow back into the meat (they will run out if you cut right away and the meat will be less tender) and the temperature rises another 5ºF. Remove the twine if there is any and carve the prime rib across the grain in 1/4" to 1/2" thick slices.Prime Rib Cooking Times These estimated roasting times are based on a minimum roast weight of 4 pounds
Tenderloin & Filet MignonWhole, Chateaubriand & Steaks
Whole Tenderloin Roast ~ High Heat Method
SEASON: Coat the outside with salt and pepper and let sit at room temperature for a couple of hours. This will help to cook the insides evenly.
SEAR: Heat some olive oil in a large cast-iron skillet and sear the beef tenderloin on all sides for about 3 to 5 minutes per side. Since the beef tenderloin is a long piece of beef, you can cut it into smaller roasts that can fit into a skillet.
SLATHER: Create a simple garlic and herb butter and slather it all over the seared beef. Insert your probe thermometer.
ROAST: Cook the beef tenderloin at 425 degrees F. until the desired internal temperature is reached. This will only take about 20 to 25 minutes!
Whole Tenderloin Roast ~ Medium Heat Method
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Whole Tenderloin Roast ~ Low Heat Method
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Whole Tenderloin Roast ~ Grilled
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Chateaubriand (Center Cut Tenderloin) ~ High Heat
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Chateaubriand (Center Cut Tenderloin) ~ Low Heat
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Filet Mignon (Steaks) ~ Pan Seared / Skillet
Filet Mignon (Steaks) ~ Oven / Roasted
2) Side Dishes
Reheating Instructions(Everything is already cooked)
*For even and easy reheating remove your sides from fridge and allow to come to room temperature (approx. 30-45 minutes before heating)
MASHED POTATOES
Directions for: Creamy, Garlicky, and
Bacon & Cheddar Mashed Potatoes
Oven Temperature:
350° (Conventional)
325° (Convection)
Small Tray: 15-20 Minutes
Regular Tray: 20-30 Minutes
Large Tray: 45-60 Minutes
For best results: Add a pad of butter to the top of the potatoes, every 3-4 inches about 5 minutes before removing from oven.
Candied Sweet POTATOES
Oven Temperature:
350° (Conventional)
325° (Convection)
Small Tray: 15-20 Minutes
Regular Tray: 20-30 Minutes
Large Tray: 45-50 Minutes
For best results: Whip together some butter and brown sugar, form into little pads of butter and put on top of the potatoes, every 3-4 inches about 5 min. before removing from oven.
Herb RoastedFingerlingPOTATOES
Oven Temperature:
350° (Conventional)
325° (Convection)
Small Tray: 15-20 Minutes
Regular Tray: 20-30 Minutes
Large Tray: 35-40 Minutes
For best results: Put a pad of butter in the corners of the pan 5 minutes before removing from the oven. Once done heating, take out and toss the potatoes around in the butter and herbs from the pan.
ScallopedPotatoes
Oven Temperature:
350° (Conventional)
325° (Convection)
Small Tray: 15-20 Minutes
Regular Tray: 20-30 Minutes
Large Tray: 35-50 Minutes
For best results: Keep tray covered for the first 50% of the heating. Remove the lid for the last half to get the top slightly crispy and bubbly. Brown patches = yummy.
Black patches = burned.
Keep an eye on them!
Twice BakedPotatoes
Oven Temperature:
350° (Conventional)
325° (Convection)
Any Quantity 1-20: 12-16 Minutes
For best results: keep covered the entire time you are heating. Wrap each individual twice baked potato in its own little foil snuggie.
Assorted Stuffing
Directions for: Traditional Bread, Sausage, & Cornbread Stuffing
Oven Temperature:
350° (Conventional)
325° (Convection)
Small Tray: 15-20 Minutes
Regular Tray: 20-30 Minutes
Large Tray: 30-45 Minutes
For best results, keep pan covered while heating. If you prefer a crispy top, remove foil lid 5-8 minutes before pulling from oven.
Macaroni & Cheese
Oven Temperature:
350° (Conventional)
325° (Convection)
Small Tray: 15-20 Minutes
Regular Tray: 20-30 Minutes
Large Tray: 45-60 Minutes
For best results: Remove from fridge 1 hour before heating. Keep covered for the first half of heating, remove lid and continue to heat for the last half.
Brussels Sprouts
Oven Temperature:
350° (Conventional)
325° (Convection)
Small Tray: 12-15 Minutes
Regular Tray: 15-20 Minutes
Large Tray: 20-30 Minutes
For best results: For more tender brussels sprouts, keep lid on tray. For crispier / more roasted brussels, spread on sheet tray in even layer and reduce cooking time by 25%.
Honey Butter Carrots
Oven Temperature:
350° (Conventional)
325° (Convection)
Small Tray: 12-15 Minutes
Regular Tray: 15-20 Minutes
Large Tray: 20-30 Minutes
For best results: For more tender carrots, cook in tray the entire time. For crispier / more roasted carrots, spread on sheet tray halfway through, and drizzle with the sauce in the pan.
RoastedVegetables
Oven Temperature:
350° (Conventional)
325° (Convection)
Small Tray: 12-15 Minutes
Regular Tray: 15-20 Minutes
Large Tray: 20-30 Minutes
For more tender vegetables, keep lid on tray. For firmer / more roasted veggies, spread on sheet tray and reduce cooking time by 25%.
SteakhouseMushrooms
Oven Temperature:
350° (Conventional)
325° (Convection)
Small Tray: 12-15 Minutes
Regular Tray: 15-20 Minutes
Large Tray: 20-30 Minutes
For best results: Heat the mushrooms with the lid off. Before serving, drain liquid from pan into a sauce pan, add 1/2 cup of water and reduce for 5 minutes to create a sauce for serving.
Italian StyleGreen Beans
Oven Temperature:
350° (Conventional)
325° (Convection)
Small Tray: 12-15 Minutes
Regular Tray: 15-20 Minutes
Large Tray: 20-30 Minutes
For more firm green beans, roast over med-med/high heat in a large skillet for 8-12 min. (Large trays will require two skillets). Pull from heat when garlic begins to brown, but not burn.
3) Appetizers
Reheating Instructions(Everything is already cooked)
Spinach &Artichoke Dip
Oven Temperature:
400° (Conventional)
375° (Convection)
Small Tray: 15-20 Minutes
Regular Tray: 18-25 Minutes
Large Tray: 25-35 Minutes
For best results: Add a pad of butter to the top of the potatoes, every 3-4 inches about 5 minutes before removing from oven.
StuffedMushrooms
Oven Temperature:
425° (Conventional)
400° (Convection)
Small Tray: 8-12 Minutes
Regular Tray: 12-15 Minutes
Large Tray: 15-20 Minutes
For best results: Place the oven rack on the top levels on your oven. If you wish for more color on top, turn broiler on for last 2-3 minutes.
Bite-Sized Meatballs
Follow same directions for
Ginger Chicken Meatballs &
Mini Beef & Pork Meatballs
Oven Temperature:
350° (Conventional)
325° (Convection)
Small Tray: 15-20 Minutes
Regular Tray: 20-30 Minutes
Large Tray: 30-45 Minutes
For best results: Place into a roasting pan or skillet with a .25/.50/75 cup of water for a Small/Reg/Large Tray. Keep covered and heat for time.
4) Everything ElseReheating Instructions(Everything is already cooked)
GRAVY
Stove Top Temperature:
Electric Range: Medium
Gas Range: Medium High
For best results: Pour gravy into a saucepan that is twice the amount of gravy you are heating. If you prefer a thinner gravy add 1/4 cup of water for every 8 oz. of gravy. Stirring often, heat the gravy until you see bubbles form on the edge, but before it starts to boil. Remove from heat, and let cool 3-5 minutes before serving.
Au Jus
Stove Top Temperature:
Electric Range: Medium
Gas Range: Medium High
For best results: Pour gravy into a saucepan that is twice the amount of gravy you are heating. If you prefer a thinner gravy add 1/4 cup of water for every 8 oz. of gravy. Stirring often, heat the gravy until you see bubbles form on the edge, but before it starts to boil. Remove from heat, and let cool 3-5 minutes before serving.
Ham Glazes
Stove Top Temperature:
Electric Range: Medium
Gas Range: Medium High
For best results: Pour gravy into a saucepan that is twice the amount of gravy you are heating. If you prefer a thinner gravy add 1/4 cup of water for every 8 oz. of gravy. Stirring often, heat the gravy until you see bubbles form on the edge, but before it starts to boil. Remove from heat, and let cool 3-5 minutes before serving.
Dinner Rolls
Oven Temperature:
350° (Conventional)
325° (Convection)
Small Tray: 15-20 Minutes
Baguette
Oven Temperature:
350° (Conventional)
325° (Convection)
Small Tray: 15-20 Minutes
Italian Loaf
Oven Temperature:
350° (Conventional)
325° (Convection)
Small Tray: 15-20 Minutes
Rare: 125 degrees F + 3 min. rest time
Medium rare: 130 to 135 degrees FMedium: 135 to 140 degrees F
Medium well: 140 to 150 degrees FWell done: 155+ degrees F
Ground: 165 degrees F
Medium: 145 degrees F + 3 min. Rest Medium Well: 150 degrees F
Well done: 160 degrees F
Ground: 165 degrees F
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