Sean H
TVWBB Pro
The wife concocted a nice little Vietnamese-inspired marinade, consisting of lemongrass stalks, fish sauce, rice wine vinegar, ginger, sesame oil, honey, and garlic all blended up in a food processor. We marinated a couple of pork steaks in this green pasty goodness and put the Weber to work.
Here's a shot of them on direct heat after a little more than an hour indirect:
And the finished product, served with rice and pickled vegetables:
Let me tell you, this was GOOD. We had tried these on chops previously, and they were good, but the pork steaks were much much better. They absorbed a lot more flavor from the marinade, and could stand a longer cooking process. Definitely a winner, and one we'll be doing again. Think I may try a variation of this marinade on chicken wings in the near future.
Here's a shot of them on direct heat after a little more than an hour indirect:
And the finished product, served with rice and pickled vegetables:
Let me tell you, this was GOOD. We had tried these on chops previously, and they were good, but the pork steaks were much much better. They absorbed a lot more flavor from the marinade, and could stand a longer cooking process. Definitely a winner, and one we'll be doing again. Think I may try a variation of this marinade on chicken wings in the near future.