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Traditionally these pork steaks are cooked on a swinging grill over beechwood coals. It is very hard to find beechwood here in the United States, so I am told that oak is an acceptable substitute |
Ingredients: 1 pound boneless pork sirloin, Marinade Spice Mixture |
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Directions:
1. Cut the Pork Roast into 1 inch thick slices. |
Slice and mash the onions a bit to release their wonderful flavor |
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Mix the all the marinade and spice ingredients together in a bowl. |
Here I have used half of the onions on the bottom of the glass dish and then place the steaks on top. I then pushed the steaks into the onions. so it makes good contact. |
Now put the other onions on top and push them into the meat. |
![]() Here is a Schwenker cooking the pork steaks. You can use a standard BBQ grill and use soaked wood chips. The result is not quite the same but still wonderful. |
Here is how I use wood chips on a propane BBQ. I put the soaked wood chips on an old cookie sheet, and place right underneath the grates. |
It will quickly start to smoke. The temperature here is significantly lower due to the cookie sheet and wood. So I will cover the BBQ and let it smoke for about 10 to 15 minutes. The onions will saute nicely on the foil and pick up some of the smoke flavor. |
After I get a good smoke I remove the sheet pan and sear the steaks. |
Here is the finished plate, I put the pork steak on a french roll, and top with onions. Some folks like German mustard or mayonnaise. |
Serve with Kartoffelsalat, Gurkensalat, Cole Slaw, or a nice green salad with vegetables. |
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