BBQ pork steaks

Bwales95

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I'd bought this small pork shoulder roast on sale a while ago and at the time I didnt know there was a "picnic" roast. So, i decided to carve it up into 1 1/4 steaks Instead of smoking it to pull. I pretty much cooked them like ribs. Rubbed them with Malcom's the bbq rub and extra brown sugar, smoked At 250* for two hours in cherry until 160*. In the oven with pats of butter until temp reached 180. Then i glazed with sauce and finished them on the grill. They got pretty tender but still had some crisp- not fork tender. Flavor And bark was spot on though!
 

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spoonie

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Discovered pork steaks a few years ago, I just toss them on the grill with a little S&P and grill over medium heat. Hardy ever eat a pork chop anymore, the pork steaks have so much more flavor. Actually grilled some myself last night
 

mike243

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Looks good, been loving them for over 30 years, like 3/4" - 1" thick , salt pepper grilled with some hickory bark thrown in the coals when I put them on.
 

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