St. Louis Griller
06-05-2004, 05:55 AM
So, what does everyone have planned this weekend?
I got it started on Thursday with the Tony Fatso inspired BBQ sauce burgers. Delicious!
Tonight, I did a St. Louis favorite, Pork Steaks. Delicious! I'm going to try to post some pictures, don't really know what I'm doing but hopefully it will work. I often forget that many people outside of the Midwest have never heard of pork steaks. They are a staple in STL, and it is my favorite thing to cook on the 'ole BBQ.
I also plan on some ribs on Saturday and a butterflied chicken that I have yet to try on Sunday.
Here is the raw version. They look real fatty but most of the fat does render. The rub on these consists of salt, freshley ground pepper, garlic powder and dried oregano.
http://www.sharky.com/forum/attachment.php?attachmentid=4&stc=1
The finished product. They were cooked indirect with plenty of hickory wood chips. Don't know if you can see it, but there is a nice little smoke ring on these. They absolutely have to be smothered in BBQ sauce. These were perfect with a cold Bud and a side of potato casserole.
http://www.sharky.com/forum/attachment.php?attachmentid=5&stc=1
I got it started on Thursday with the Tony Fatso inspired BBQ sauce burgers. Delicious!
Tonight, I did a St. Louis favorite, Pork Steaks. Delicious! I'm going to try to post some pictures, don't really know what I'm doing but hopefully it will work. I often forget that many people outside of the Midwest have never heard of pork steaks. They are a staple in STL, and it is my favorite thing to cook on the 'ole BBQ.
I also plan on some ribs on Saturday and a butterflied chicken that I have yet to try on Sunday.
Here is the raw version. They look real fatty but most of the fat does render. The rub on these consists of salt, freshley ground pepper, garlic powder and dried oregano.
http://www.sharky.com/forum/attachment.php?attachmentid=4&stc=1
The finished product. They were cooked indirect with plenty of hickory wood chips. Don't know if you can see it, but there is a nice little smoke ring on these. They absolutely have to be smothered in BBQ sauce. These were perfect with a cold Bud and a side of potato casserole.
http://www.sharky.com/forum/attachment.php?attachmentid=5&stc=1