Pork Steaks for the one hundredth time


 

Jim Lampe

TVWBB 1-Star Olympian
:rolleyes:marinated over night, seasoned and on the 26"OTG with apple wood on the snake

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dome temp of 220ºF, added two rather large Yukons

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after 3 hours, steaks were glazed with BBQ sauce

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after another 30 minutes, steaks set over coals (taters taken in the oven to complete, the 220 temp wasn't doing it)

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sautéed red cabbage with gaaaalic & onions and the spuds finish the dinner plate.

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the pork steaks were sooo tender and quite tasty
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Thank you for your visit
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Jim, How many of your neighbors accidentally stop by when the grills are firing???? Happy Anniversary.:)
Scott
 
"Pork-Steaks-for-the-one-hundredth-time"

Actually Jim, this is only number ninety eight, but who's counting:p
They all are fabulous, inspiring, and mouth-watering!
You're like the James Bond of these things,
Nobody does them better!
 
The one hundredth time / the one thousandth time ...
will never be bored with your pork steaks.
They look great, like all the previous 99.
 
Even a google plex of pork steaks coming from a quaint place in WI called Raymond....not enough. Love and every one of them. ;)
 
Ya know Jim, they look so good, ...after lookin' at all you posts and the clones of them you have inspired me to go find some pork to try and BBQ some, do you think a cut from the neck will work?

Karl
 
What u don't realize is that I'm 101st just learned how to cook pork steaks!! I see them very seldom in ATL groceries but when I do I know how to cook them!!
 
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