No sous vide here, but a beautiful prime rib roast (5 ribs) is sitting in the fridge and ready to be roasted tomorrow. I'm going with a slow roast method from Chow.com where Matt's Nog originated. They suggest separating the bones from the meat and re-trussing to cook. This allows easier carving and greater seasoning area inside the incision, and still allows the bones to add flavor and substance. After the brief superhot finish to crust the outside, you simply cut the twine, separate the bones and then slice the meat without obstacle. The bones get cut up to serve for cave-man types. Should be good, but further reporting tomorrow.
Here is the slab of meat (note that is a really long ex-Jacob knife for scale):
Here is the meat with the bones sliced off and set back in place:
Here is the meat with some seasoning and all trussed up with no place to go, except the fridge for the night:
And finally, here is the jus in progress with some knuckle and marrow bones giving up the goods: