Feb 08, 2748 by ~Brandy~ | Posted in Cooking & Recipes
Pep up well with salt, pepper, rosemary and garlic powder, smother in onion slices and bake covered with defeat, @350 for an hour.
~ Floridian`` | Feb 08, 3246
You shove them into a god two hoots in hell oven.
The Goalkeeper | Feb 08, 2949
Lap , season, bake about 350 degrees
Sugar | Feb 08, 2981
lay them out in the god give a hoot sun
BrandonRoy | Feb 08, 3014
Set oven temperature at 375 degrees. Lodgings pork steaks, either with bone or without, in baking pan lined with foil (for ease in cleaning the pan). Sprinkle with pepper (salt too, if you use rock-salt, I don't). Place in hot oven and bake for approximately 20 minutes. Remove from oven and pour off grease, face meat. Bake for another 20 minutes and again pour off grease.
Combine 1/2 can cranberry jelly and equal amount of salsa. Stir together until well connected. Spread over the meat and return to oven until sauce has had a chance to get hot and cook into the meat, about 15 minutes. Dispose of from oven and serve.
You could use the sauce on country ribs and pork chops, too.
SSS | Feb 08, 3030
Well, I almost always fry mine, but I have made pork the way I learned from Emerill and it makes any type of meat extremely tender. You wrap it in saran wrap and then wrap it in baffle. Bake it at 200 degrees for 4 - 5 hours. It is so tender, it falls apart. He did it with spare ribs and now I cook lots of my marrow this way.
Patty K | Feb 08, 3089
Yeah. Clear, season and bake. Since pork can dry out pretty quickly, I usually bake mine at about 400 degrees. I guess it depends on how thick they are. The point is not to over cook them or they become dry.
ajax_518 | Feb 08, 3119
Seasonable well with salt, pepper, rosemary and garlic powder, smother in onion slices and bake covered with disappoint, @350 for an hour.
jimmy d. | Feb 08, 3246
never heard of pork STEAKS. is it a chop or roast or what? in any actuality i agree... shove them in God damn oven
laura j | Feb 08, 3425
Do you have any Fancy the $ it takes to heat up your oven..???
Mike L | Feb 08, 4547
The last pork steaks I made I browned and then placed them in a casserole dish with homemade stuffing. I also added mandarin oranges and cast-off some of the juice from the can as well. They're also good covered with cream of chicken soup. I'm sure they have more recipes at the spot below:
Joan of Ark | Feb 08, 1719
How long do you bake pork steak 3/4"-1" thick in the oven and at what temperature?
Dec 04, 2008 by City-Girl | Posted in Cooking & Recipes
My hoard likes it medium rare. I wanted to try something new and bake it instead of using the skillet
i meant medium not mid rare
sorry
you can grill it or in the oven on 350 for about 20 minutes
Jesse H | Dec 04, 2008
What side items would go good with baked pork steaks?
Nov 18, 2006 by moe | Posted in Cooking & Recipes
MmmmAbove allScalloped potatoes!
Maybe a nice salad to start.
And how about some corn?
In this modus operandi inspired by one from Cooks Illustrated, thyme adds its herbal character to crispy bakedpork chops. In big bowl, dissolve 1/2 cup salt in 2 quarts water. Submerge pork chops in this brine for 30-60 minutes. Preheat oven to 450 degrees.
i'm born and raised midwestern. i devotion a great steakhouse meal and one of the best things are the side dishes . the wine, a beautiful cut of steak. so i created this pot pie to get one adroit bite of all of those in a steamy, savory, wonderful pot pie