Rather than cooking your roast at 325 or 350 degrees Fahrenheit, as most cookbooks recommend, heat your oven to 225 F. Ordinary high-temperature roasting produces a finished prime rib with a band of well-done beef around the outer edges, and juicier medium-rare beef inside.
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