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Smokenator pork steaks

Started by irv39, September 12, 2014, 02:39:53 PM

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irv39

Cooked some pork steaks with the smokenator and they turned out great cooked for about 4 hrs. at 250-275 last 1/2 hr. put on sauce last 5 min. removed water pan and put on direct.

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argentflame

Fantastic looking pork chops. How did you prepare them?

irv39

I put a thin layer of mustard on the pork steaks then put on butcher bbq honey rub.

Troy


Craig


Quote from: Troy on September 12, 2014, 11:20:25 PM
Four hours?!

@Troy

"YOUVE BEEN HERE FOUR HOUR!!" "YOU GO NOW!!"




Looks tasty! 8)

Troy

Quote from: Craig on September 13, 2014, 07:20:28 AM

Quote from: Troy on September 12, 2014, 11:20:25 PM
Four hours?!

@Troy

"YOUVE BEEN HERE FOUR HOUR!!" "YOU GO NOW!!"




Looks tasty! 8)
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MrHoss

Those look very good.  Never thought to cook chops like that but now it is in my mind.  Thank you.
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Looks great, Irv!

Quote from: argentflame on September 12, 2014, 02:55:05 PM
Fantastic looking pork chops.

Those aren't traditional pork "chops"... they're pork "steaks". I think this is a St. Louis (or midwest?) thing. Pork steaks are essentially a pork shoulder sliced anywhere from 1" to maybe 2" thick, then grilled.

Quote from: Troy on September 12, 2014, 11:20:25 PM
Four hours?!

They are usually cooked over high heat until "done", then put in a pan of bbq sauce (and beer!) for anywhere from an hour and half up to, well... four hours. Braised, I suppose. They are amazing... unbelievable flavor!
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eccj

When I was in college I used to broil them in the oven!

coldkettle

Quote from: Troy on September 12, 2014, 11:20:25 PM
Four hours?!

I was thinking the same thing!  They look like they turned out great! 

toddmog

Here is the traditional way to do St. Louis Pork Steaks.
http://www.patiodaddiobbq.com/2012/09/st-louis-pork-steaks.html

I made them this way last night except I substituted diet coke for the beer and I used Bone Suckin Sauce Hot Rub instead of the one listed in the recipe.  They were fork tender and very tasty.  My 5 year old ate a whole one himself!  I moved away from the St. Louis area almost 7 years ago and hadn't made a pork steak since.  Saw some on sale the other day and picked up two packages.  My wife informed me we won't be waiting 7 years to do them again.  Sorry, no pics as they were gone too fast!
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