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Step 1
Season the pork steaks generously on all sides with the seasoning. Allow them to rest at room temperature while the smoker preheats to 250°F.
Step 2
Place them in the smoker and allow them to cook for at least an hour, until the bark has started to form.
Step 3
Make the mop sauce. Combine the water, garlic, butter, vinegar, Worcestershire, and BBQ sauce in a sauce pot. Warm until melted through, and keep warm while you base the pork steaks.
Step 4
Once the bark has formed, baste the pork steaks. Continue to apply a layer and flip every 45 minutes until they reach about 185°F.
Step 5
Start to check for tenderness by probing the steaks with a meat thermometer. There should be very little resistance as if you’re sticking it into a jar of peanut butter. Once that occurs, remove the steaks from the smoker.
Step 6
Allow them to rest for 30 minutes lightly tented with foil before slicing. Enjoy!
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