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Salttaters & pork steaks


 

Jim Lampe

TVWBB 1-Star Olympian
EVOO'd russets covered in kosher, wrapped in foil

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one pound plus pork steaks rubbed with BBQ3000 and Galena

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low heat, indirect for 120 minutes, hickory wood for smoke

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the taters too

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served up with green beans and those salted taters drenched with Wisconsin butter AND sour creme

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Happy Weekend Folks!
Thanks for stoppin' by!
 
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Another perfect cook Jim! I have been doing my pork steaks
on the smoker, but want to try it on the Performer. What temp
do you normally shoot for on the grill? I usually low n slow on
the smoker at around 250.
 
Love the colour on those pork steaks Jim. If I ever see them at the butcher here, I'm picking up as many as they have and trying to duplicate your methods
 
Nice Jim, what does the salt on the potatoes do?

According to Saveur magazine
Salt baking is a technique often applied to fish, but it works with potatoes as well. The salt seals in steam, infusing the spuds with subtle flavor and rendering them tender, with crunchy bits of salt on the skin.
 
Must grow them piggies Big in Wisconsin!

The color on your steaks is/was killer!
And your platefull is/was outstanding!
Wish I was/were there when this all happened!
 

 

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