Tender Pork Steaks
By
Albert Reynolds
@Facestuffer
10
We wanted something simple, yet, satisfying. So, I made Pork Steaks with Waffle Fries.
For years, I'd been telling my wife, Dawn, that I could cook as good as she could, but, I'm not sure she really believed me. I think these pork steaks convinced her.
They came out so tender & juicy, they almost fell apart as I was taking them out of the skillet. There's no need for a knife with these.
Spoon a little of the gravy over them & there you have it. A meal fit for a king.
Or, for a wife who doesn't feel like cooking, &, wants something simple, yet, satisfying.
For years, I'd been telling my wife, Dawn, that I could cook as good as she could, but, I'm not sure she really believed me. I think these pork steaks convinced her.
They came out so tender & juicy, they almost fell apart as I was taking them out of the skillet. There's no need for a knife with these.
Spoon a little of the gravy over them & there you have it. A meal fit for a king.
Or, for a wife who doesn't feel like cooking, &, wants something simple, yet, satisfying.
Ingredients
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2 6-8 ozpork steaks or pork chops
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2 Tbspbacon grease
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·all purpose flour
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·salt
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·black pepper
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·water, as needed
How to Make Tender Pork Steaks
- Put 2 tablespoons of bacon grease in a 10 inch cast iron skillet & get it hot.
- Brown the pork steaks on both sides & place in a paper towel lined pie pan until ready for step 4.
- Mix enough flour, a little salt, & black pepper together to coat the pork steaks all over.
Place them back in the skillet. - Add cold water to just below the top edge of the meat. "NOT" over the meat.
- Bring water to a boil, turn down to a medium high simmer.
Cover & cook for 20 minutes. - About halfway through the cooking, turn the meat over & let it finish cooking until most of the water has made a gravy.
- CAREFULLY, place the meat on the plates. You may have to use a spatula. The meat may fall apart if you try using a fork to pick it up.
- Spoon a little gravy over it & enjoy a meal fit for any queen of the house. Kings like it, too.
