Kristin saw Tenderloin in Martins for $10/lb.  From Australia no less.  Never been a Steak n Eggs guy, but had not eaten yet so had a late breakfast! IT was 130° when taken off heat.  It is wonderfully tender, will go well with a Béarnaise Sauce, Hasselbeck Potatoes and creamed Spinach this weekend!  I am still a pork guy when it comes to Breakfast, will leave the Steaks for someone else!

Thanks Lew. Will definitely try to get to John's, or Ishcabibbles on way in. We are taking a red eye so will be there in the morning. Based on what I have read, and your recommendations, will probably try ray's and judges the rest of my time in the area. Thanks.

I know John's is open 10-5 on Tues-Sat and closed on Sun/Mon.

Thanks Lew. Will definitely try to get to John's, or Ishcabibbles on way in. We are taking a red eye so will be there in the morning. Based on what I have read, and your recommendations, will probably try ray's and judges the rest of my time in the area. Thanks.

Headed to Philadelphia, then Lansdale, PA area in late June. Any recommendations in general Lansdale area for a good Cheesesteak?

Google search mentions Giuliano's, Pudge's, and Ray's...I have never been to either.

For Philly John's Roast Pork (but they have early hours), Ishkabibbles and Angelo's.  I have been to the first two and they are really good.

Headed to Philadelphia, then Lansdale, PA area in late June. Any recommendations in general Lansdale area for a good Cheesesteak?

This is soooo inventive.  I'm super interested in the final photographs.  (Not that I'll ever attempt to duplicate your work.)

In STL its sticky and sweet sauce. I hate to lose some of the smoke flavor wrapping in foil but gets them tender.

WOW

Guys who compete in STL like 1.5" thick steaks. Heavy pork rub of your choice and smoke 225 degrees 1.5 hours. Wrap and put couple knife SMALL slits in bottom of foil to let grease drip out. Kick temp to 350 and steam for 1 hour. Drop temp to 220 degrees and put steak back on smoker. Sauce top and let set about 15 min. Flip and sauce other side of meat pulling in 15 min.

I followed this recipe exactly, in my MAK 2-Star.  A 1½-inch pork steak is like a slightly thin pork roast.  I used sweet and vinegar BBQ sauce mixed 50/50.  There was a bit left over so I lightly drizzled it over the sliced pork before serving.

It was amazingly good.  We had one person as company for dinner and he couldn't resist eating more and more.

Thanks for posting, BC Buck.

Thank you