Looking for a rib recipe to make for a football tailgate, a family gathering or the upcoming holidays? 

Florida-based celebrity chef Robert Irvine shared his rib roast recipe with Fox News Digital for any special occasion on the calendar this fall or winter.

The thoughtful and hearty dish requires just six simple ingredients for the meal — and this entrée spends most of its time cooking in the oven. 

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"I consider this the ultimate low-effort main dish for Christmas dinner," he said.

The chef and host of the popular Food Network show "Restaurant: Impossible" said to not overthink the main entrée at any upcoming gathering, as the typical eye-catcher tends to be the extensive side offerings. 

Irvine said to buy the prime-grade ribs from a local butcher to help with the cooking process and to ensure that nothing is overcooked. 

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His one recommendation is to check the roast often — because you can’t turn back the cooking clock. 

Here's his recipe. 

Makes five servings

Cook time: roughly 1½ hours 

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3 lb. rib roast

2 tablespoons kosher salt

2 tablespoons black pepper

2 sprigs rosemary

3 garlic cloves

2 tablespoons red wine

½ cup sour cream

1 cup mayonnaise

2 tablespoons horse radish

Salt and white pepper

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1. Allow the rib to come to room temperature.

2. In a food processor, add salt, rosemary, garlic, black pepper and red wine.

3. Spread the salt and rosemary mixture across the rib roast.

4. Pre-heat the oven to 500 degrees Fahrenheit.

5. Cook rib roast at 500 degrees for 45 minutes.

6. Lower the oven temperature to 325 degrees and cook the roast for another 25 minutes.

7. Increase the oven temperature to 400 degrees and cook the roast for another 15 to 30 minutes.

8. Make sure the internal temperature of the roast is 125 degrees. Then allow it to rest for approximately 20 minutes.

9. Add horseradish sauce for taste.

1. In a large mixing bowl, mix together sour cream, mayonnaise and horse radish.

2. Season the sauce with salt and pepper.

3. Enjoy with rib roast!

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The Buffalo Bills needed to make a stop from their own 1-yard line against the New York Giants to prevent them from winning with a touchdown Sunday night – and they did just that, holding off the late-game surge from their opponent to win, 14-9, in a low-scoring thriller. 

The Giants were down 14-9 when Tyler Bass missed his first field goal attempt of the season on a 53-yard try late in the fourth quarter. Backup quarterback Tyrod Taylor, who was in for injured Daniel Jones, worked his way down the field to the point where tight end Darren Waller interfered on the final play of regulation, which led the ball to be placed at the 1-yard line for one final play to determine it all. 

The Giants snapped the ball and Waller was the intended target again for Taylor, who lofted it high for only him to reach it, but cornerback Taron Johnson had terrific coverage on Waller and forced the incompletion to end the game. 

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This game wasn't supposed to be a close one, as the Giants were 14-point underdogs heading into Highmark Stadium, but the Bills started off very slow and the Giants' defense played a big part in that in the first half. 

Josh Allen was able to get things going in the second half, though, and it started with a 17-play touchdown drive that sparked everyone in Buffalo. 

Starting from their own 11-yard line, the Bills methodically worked their way down to the Giants’ 3-yard line, where Allen found Deonte Harty for a nifty 3-yard score to finally get on the board in a 6-6 game. 

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The Giants, led by Taylor (a former Bills quarterback), went 79 yards on the ensuing drive and opted for the field goal on fourth-and-inches from Buffalo’s 11-yard line to retake the lead, 9-7. 

Once more, though, the Bills charged downfield, going 75 yards this time where Allen found tight end Quintin Morris for a 15-yard strike on the run, splitting two Giants defenders to find the big man in the end zone.

New York would turn the ball over on downs, but the Bills breathed life into the Giants’ sideline when Bass missed the field goal – the first miss of the season for the veteran. Fortunately for Buffalo, that miss didn't come back to haunt them at the end of the game. 

On the other hand, a moment at the end of the first half certainly came back to haunt the Giants, as they had a blunder that ultimately cost them the game. 

With 14 seconds left in the half, Barkley, making his return to the field for the first time since Week 2 after dealing with an ankle sprain, rushed for no gain on the Bills’ 1-yard line. 

However, with no timeouts left, the Giants couldn’t stop the clock and the half ended without any points. Head coach Brian Daboll, who served as the Bills' offensive coordinator before making the move to the Giants last season, was livid on the sidelines as he made his way to the locker room.

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Also in the first half, a scary moment unfolded that had all of Highmark Stadium, and fans watching from home, collectively holding their breath after Bills running back Damien Harris needed to be put in an ambulance by stretcher after being hit on third-and-inches. 

It didn’t seem like a serious hit from the Giants defender, but nonetheless, Harris was laying down in pain when Bills trainers rushed onto the field to help him. Buffalo obviously had a moment last season that was similar when safety Damar Hamlin suffered a cardiac arrest on the final regular season game of the 2022 season. 

Harris showed a thumbs up to the crowd once he was moved from the turf to the ambulance, which was at least a good sign that he was conscious and stable. 

In the box score, Taylor was the better quarterback on the night in terms of yards, throwing for 200 flat on 24-of-36 through the air, while Allen went 19-of-30 for 169 yards. Allen threw two touchdowns to Taylor’s zero, though he did have an interception on a tipped pass. 

Stefon Diggs, his top target, finished with an even 10 catches for 100 yards on 16 targets. 

For the Giants, Darius Slayton led the way with 69 yards on four catches, while slot receiver Wan’Dale Robinson shined again with eight catches for 62 yards.