Pork steaks


 

Stuart S

TVWBB Pro
I finally found what appeared to be the infamous pork steaks we all know so well from Mr. Lampe's cooks. Not as thick as he usually does, but at $2.00 a chop on sale I couldn't resist.  Used some RO Lump for this cook, and will be grilling with it 100% from now on. I find that everything picks up another woody depth with it and I was proven right after cooking with Briqs all winter. 

Sweet Baby Ray's was on sale so I stocked up. 

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Started off with some garlic cheese bread as an appy. 

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While the star of the show smoked away in an apple wood bath covered in my home made rub.  

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Sauced with SBR hickory and brown sugar after 2 hrs indirect, then reverse seared and served with corn and roasted sweet potatoes. 

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Pulled at 135 and rested to 140 so it was juicy and nice. 

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If what we are experiencing here is global warming I'm all for it, we hit another record today at 25 degrees Celsius when we're usually buried under a pile of snow.

Thanks for looking, and I'm sorry for the crappy cell phone pics!
 
<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><div class="ip-ubbcode-quote-title">quote:</div><div class="ip-ubbcode-quote-content">If what we are experiencing here is global warming I'm all for it, we hit another record today at 25 degrees Celsius when we're usually buried under a pile of snow. </div></BLOCKQUOTE>

77 degrees farenheit! I am moving to Canada! (Just for the Pork Steaks though)Looks GOOOOD Stuart!
 
DIE-NO-MITE Pork Steaks Stuart!
Aren't they GREAT!!!??!!

butt i chuckled after reading, "...after 2 hrs indirect... Pulled at 135 and rested to 140..."
I think after 2 hours, you're ok to dig in right off the grill
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I'll bet you do these cuts again and again! Nice cookin' Stu!!
 
<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><div class="ip-ubbcode-quote-title">quote:</div><div class="ip-ubbcode-quote-content">Originally posted by Jim Lampe:
DIE-NO-MITE Pork Steaks Stuart!
Aren't they GREAT!!!??!!

butt i chuckled after reading, "...after 2 hrs indirect... Pulled at 135 and rested to 140..."
I think after 2 hours, you're ok to dig in right off the grill
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I'll bet you do these cuts again and again! Nice cookin' Stu!! </div></BLOCKQUOTE>

Thanks Jim, these have been top of my list after seeing you cook em all winter...just couldn't figure out what cut they were in Canada. Now that I've found them they'll be a staple in our house.

In fact, I'm going back to the market tomorrow to see if I can get a dozen more of them to vac seal and have in the freezer all the time, especially seeing that they are on sale right now!
 

 

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