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    Home » Recipes » AIP

    Leftover Prime Rib Recipes (Keto, AIP, Whole30, Paleo)

    Published: Apr 22, 2019 · Modified: Sep 25, 2022 by Heather Cooan, MBA, NTP, FDN-P, ONC · This post may contain affiliate links.

    Leftover Prime Rib Recipes: Whole roasted prime rib in roasting pan on oven.
    Image by Larry White from Pixabay

    Mmm, prime rib. Rare. Juicy. Fatty. Delicious. Prime has to be THE best holiday meat ever. I grab a couple on every holiday when it's on sale. I just can't resist! It's so special that I can never let any go to waste and there are usually a ton of leftovers. You can totally eat it reheated as is with some steamed or roasted veggies. Some are even a bit offended if you use such a glorious cut of meat in leftover recipes. But I don’t care, I do what I want. Here are five great recipes for leftover prime rib.

    Check out my holiday prime rib recipe!

    Leftover Prime Rib: Paleo Beef Pot Pie
    http://www.primallyinspired.com/beef-pot-pie-paleo/#

    PALEO BEEF POT PIE

    Pot pie is one of the stars in the food group: comfort food and I have sure missed it after cleaning up my diet. So you can imagine how excited I was to find that Primally Inspired had put together a paleo version that’s pretty darn tasty! Totally grain-free and the crust is actually pretty flaky and awesome.

    https://www.tippsinthekitch.com/ground-beef-and-sweet-potato-hash/

    BEEF & SWEET POTATO HASH

    Hash is another great option. It’s easy and always delicious. This recipe from Tipps in the Kitch uses sweet potatoes. I know these little orange root vegetables are supposed to be magical, but I can’t stand the little nasties so I use regular potatoes or just toss in a bunch of mixed veggies instead. Just cube up the leftover prime rib and use it in place of ground beef. Toss an over-easy egg on top and you can’t beat it!

    https://www.onegoodthingbyjillee.com/how-to-use-your-leftover-prime-rib-to-make-amazing-tacos/

    LEFTOVER PRIME RIB CARNE ASADA

    This one is simply genius, who the heck would have ever thought to turn leftover prime rib into carne asada? Jillee over at One Good Thing By Jillee did and I’m super grateful! She even includes a pretty great recipe for pico de gallo. Just change out the tortillas for an option that works for you and you're all set.


    https://thepaleomama.com/2012/02/25/ground-beef-stroganoff/

    PALEO BEEF STROGANOFF

    Oh yeah, baby. My mom used to make beef stroganoff when I was a kid and it was awesome. This is another dish I’ve missed since I’ve cleaned up my diet and kicked grains and dairy. The Paleo Mama figured it out, she uses coconut cream in place of sour cream and it works pretty well. Definitely, a must-try.


    http://friskylemon.com/2013/11/12/comfort-food-shepherds-pie/

    PALEO SHEPARD’S PIE

    Last, but certainly not least, my go-to…Shepard’s Pie! This is one dish I make quite often. This is another great dish that’s often skipped because of the white potato action and again, I do what I want and I eat dem potatoes. But many sub them out for sweet potatoes or cauliflower mash. Allison over at Frisky Lemon decided to go with sweet potato mash.

    If none of these sound good, and you have other ideas for leftover prime rib recipes, please share them in the comments. I’m always looking for new leftover hacks!

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    1. Shane says

      June 04, 2019 at 1:56 am

      I love this. I can't wait to try these recipes. Thanks for sharing!

    2. Heather Cooan says

      June 04, 2019 at 1:02 pm

      Let me know what you make and how you like em!

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