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Pork Steaks with BBQ Sauce mop
CriggyBites
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Another day in the UK where the heavens didn't open. I could get used to this! That said, my egg, since I bought it has been burning most evenings come rain or shine. No way would I have cooked outdoors this much without the egg. Tonight, just a simple direct cook of some pork steaks. Brined in apple juice, water, salt and muscavado sugar for a couple of hours.
Took them off at about 58c/136f, having mopped them every couple of minutes, knowing they'd carry on cooking while resting. I buy top quality organic, locally reared pork, so I'd eat it pretty pink if needs be. I wouldn't eat it pink from the supermarkets. I don't know what the meat sourcing protocols are in the US, but over here they're not good. Did you hear about the horse meat scandal??
Served with a pearl barley and chorizo stew, finely shredded Chinese leaf, more BBQ sauce and coriander leaf.
I still smile every time I put something in my mouth off the Egg. It's like nothing else I've ever used before. Pork steaks are so easy to dry out, but not anymore!
Cheers!
Chris
Took them off at about 58c/136f, having mopped them every couple of minutes, knowing they'd carry on cooking while resting. I buy top quality organic, locally reared pork, so I'd eat it pretty pink if needs be. I wouldn't eat it pink from the supermarkets. I don't know what the meat sourcing protocols are in the US, but over here they're not good. Did you hear about the horse meat scandal??
Served with a pearl barley and chorizo stew, finely shredded Chinese leaf, more BBQ sauce and coriander leaf.
I still smile every time I put something in my mouth off the Egg. It's like nothing else I've ever used before. Pork steaks are so easy to dry out, but not anymore!
Cheers!
Chris
Northamptonshire, UK
Twitter - @criggybarbar
Blog - www.criggybites.com
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Looks great! Smiles all around!Lovin' my Large Egg since May 2012 (Richmond, VA) ... and makin' cookbooks at https://FamilyCookbookProject.com
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Another beautiful cook. Did you use the sauce you posted recently? Did you have to dilute it at all to keep it from burning?Which came first the chicken or the egg? I egged the chicken and then I ate his leg.
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Hi @SmokeyPitt Yes I did indeed use the sauce I posted recently. I used it as it was but opened the egg and turned and mopped quite regularly to prevent burning. I also held the steaks fat on the griddle for a minute or two first to try and render out a bit of fat.
Northamptonshire, UK
Twitter - @criggybarbar
Blog - www.criggybites.com -
Another great cook, Chris. Looks delicious.Living the good life smoking and joking
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No joke right there. Well doneColumbus, Ohio--A Gasser filled with Matchlight and an Ugly Drum.
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