I love seeing something I’ve made and realizing that it could have come out of my mother’s kitchen. This usually happens when I don’t over think a meal but, as she did, just cook it. I had some pork steaks, don’t I always, some leftover homemade teriyaki sauce and potatoes. So I cooked them. Period. Except for the pictures I took at 6:00 p.m. with natural light :-D
Teriyaki Pork Steaks with Pan Fried Potatoes
4 pork steaks, seasoned with salt and pepper
Home made teriyaki sauce yours or mine http://cookinginsens.wordpress.com/2012/06/19/teriyaki-rib-steak-with-wax-beans/
2-3 large potatoes, diced
Olive oil
Salt and pepper
Parsley, chopped
Pour the teriyaki sauce over the pork steaks and set aside. Preheat the oven to 425 F. Pour a Jamie glug of olive oil in a skillet, heat and add the potatoes, salt, pepper and cook until brown and crusty. Set aside.
Remove the pork steaks from the marinade and place on a rack in a roasting pan. Roast for 25 minutes, turn, brush with marinade, then roast for another 10-15 minutes.
Reheat the potatoes, sprinkle with the parsley and serve with the pork steaks and a couple of slices of tomatoes.
Beverage suggestion: Hard cider






Looks lovely. I’m very fond of teriyaki and the potatoes look delish.
Thank you Susan.
That looks really rather nice and I love the serving suggestion! I love cider
Thank you Frugal.
love pork. love teriyaki. looks like your Mom had it right.
Thank you. Pork and teriyaki does work well together
You are hungry today! Great recipe, especially the homemade sauce
With school no longer in session, our daughter, who normally eats her lunch in the cafeteria, still likes to see 3 meals a day. Small girl, field hand appetite. I don’t mind
It’s great and nice to have someone to cook for
That’s the point!
Perfect – mums know best!
Yes!
Oh, those tomatoes got my attention too!
This looks like a winning combination of flavors. Thanks for sharing!
The sauce sounds divine.
I liked it myself
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