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Delmonico Pork Steak

Published: Jul 12, 2020 by Kris Longwell · This post may contain affiliate links

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An overhead view of a white dinner plate with a grilled Delmonico pork steak on it next to a sprig of rosemary and roasted new potatoes.

We are so excited to share with you this revolutionary approach to preparing the world-renowned Delmonico steak.

We love a good juicy steak. There’s no doubt about that.  But when the highly acclaimed pork farmer, geneticist, businessman, and giant in the culinary industry Steve Kerns of Mangalitsa Estates shared this particular cut of meat with us, we became instant fans. The taste is like nothing we’ve ever had. He has revolutionized pork in a way that you just have to taste and experience to understand what we are saying.

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An overhead view of a white dinner plate with a grilled Delmonico pork steak on it next to a sprig of rosemary and roasted new potatoes.

HOW TO MAKE A DELMONICO PORK STEAK

There are some cuts of meat that are so delicious on their own they require hardly any other ingredients to bring out its amazing taste.

This Delmonico Pork Steak from Mangalitsa Estates is one of those cuts of meat.

Red in color and beautifully marbling is just the beginning.

WHAT IS A DELMONICO STEAK

One of the things we love so much that Steve Kerns with Mangalitsa Estates does is to deliver cuts of pork that you don’t typically see.

A Delmonico steak originated with the iconic Delmonico Restaurant in New York City in the mid-1800’s.

It was (and still is) a tender cut of beef that the head chef of the restaurant would serve to patrons. It is similar to a ribeye or New York strip steak.

Mangalitsa is a breed of pork that is on par with Japanese Kobe beef. Unbelievable taste and texture that is out of this world.

A hand sprinkling salt on a pork steak on a small wooden cutting board next to a second pork steak.

The taste of this pork steak is so incredible that you really need very little preparation.

We hit the steaks with a little salt and pepper and soak in Worcestershire sauce for about an hour.

We grill them over high heat for about 4 to 5 minutes per side. That’s all that’s needed to render one of the best cuts of meat we have ever made or consumed. Honestly.

Two pork steaks on a gas grill seasoned with salt and pepper.

A CUT ABOVE THE REST

Steve Kerns created Mangalitsa Estates in a mission to create pork products that were more than just “the other white meat.”

He brought incredible flavor and depth to the table that we just find amazing.

You’ll take one bite, and see exactly what we mean. We love to serve this Delmonico Pork Steak alongside our Balsamic Roasted Potatoes.

A pork burger with a sliced of green lettuce under the patty and a slice of tomato on top all on a wooden cutting board.

It’s not often that the Loon is left speechless after he bites into one of his favorite dishes.

This pork steak was the exception to that rule. It’s difficult to describe how amazing this steak is.

For many years, only the top chefs in North America had access to the pork from Mangalitsa Estates. But we are so excited to let you know that now home cooks can order this 5-star pork directly from the farm. Click here to peruse the amazing assortment of high-quality cuts of Manglitsa pork.

A close up view of a grilled Delmonico pork steak on a white plate next to roasted potatoes.

A REVOLUTIONARY APPROACH TO PORK

Mangalitsa Estates has redefined what good pork is in North America.

With a humane and healthy approach, Steve Kerns has created pork products that simply are like none other.

And it’s more than just steaks. He also produces pork brisket, pork petite fillets, pork burgers, and so much more. Just take a look at this Mangalitsa Pork Burger.

A pork burger with a sliced of green lettuce under the patty and a slice of tomato on top all on a wooden cutting board.

Now, we said this Delmonico Pork Steak is so good on its own, nothing else is really needed to make it better.

Well, that is true.

But, we can’t leave well enough alone. These steaks are amazing with our Homemade Steak Sauce!

A hand holding a small spoon with steak sauce on it drizzling over a pork steak on a white plate next to roasted potatoes.

Folks, when you order pork products from Mangalitsa Estates, we assure you will NOT be disappointed.

There is a reason that the top chefs across North America get their pork from Steve and only Steve.

It’s really that good. And we would never steer you wrong on something this important!

A fork with a slice of pork steak stuck into that is over a small white bowl of steak sauce that it has been dipped into.

Ready to make the best pork steak this side of Ohio? Go for it!

And when you do, be sure to take a photo of it, post it on Instagram, and tag @howtofeedaloon and hashtag #howtofeedaloon!

A pork burger with a sliced of green lettuce under the patty and a slice of tomato on top all on a wooden cutting board.

Delmonico Pork Steak

If you've never had a Delmonico Pork Steak from Mangalitsa Estates, then you not really lived. That's a bold statement, but once you take a bite, you'll understand what we mean. Simple in preparation and over-the-top in amazing taste. There's a reason the top chefs across North America rely on this pork, and only this pork, for their menus.
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Course: Entree
Cuisine: American
Prep Time: 5 minutes minutes
Cook Time: 10 minutes minutes
Marinate: 1 hour hour
Total Time: 1 hour hour 15 minutes minutes
Servings: 2
Calories: 228kcal
Author: Kris Longwell

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Equipment

  • Gas or charcoal grill

Ingredients

  • 2 10 oz pork steaks
  • 2 tablespoon Worcestershire sauce
  • 1 teaspoon Kosher salt
  • ½ teaspoon black pepper freshly ground
  • steak sauce optional, for serving

Instructions

  • Sprinkle the pork steaks with salt and pepper and place in a small dish. Pour the Worcestershire sauce over the steaks and cover with aluminum foil. Place in the refrigerator for 1 hour.
  • Heat your grill (or grill pan on the stove) to medium-high heat. Add the steaks and cook until internal temperature reaches 145 F. About 4 to 5 minutes on each side.
  • Remove the steaks from the grill and let rest for 5 minutes on a cutting board. Serve hot with steak sauce.

Notes

Pork steaks vary in size which means cook time varies, too.  We recommend using an instant-read thermometer to ensure you reach an internal temperature of 145 F.
We think these steaks are wonderful when served with Roasted Balsamic Potatoes. 

Nutrition

Calories: 228kcal | Carbohydrates: 4g | Protein: 1g | Fat: 10g | Saturated Fat: 2g | Cholesterol: 1mg | Sodium: 1330mg | Potassium: 136mg | Fiber: 1g | Sugar: 2g | Vitamin C: 2mg | Calcium: 18mg | Iron: 1mg
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Comments

  1. Amanda Dodd says

    December 03, 2020 at 10:34 am

    I have looked and looked and I can not find where this place is located. I am from Ohio and would love to know where in Ohio is this Mangalista Estates. Only thing I find is in Clearfield Iowa. Please point me in the right direction.

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  2. Katherine says

    July 28, 2020 at 5:47 pm

    5 stars
    Oh my gosh you guys, this recipe is superb! These pork steaks are so exceptional, my husband and I just kept staring at each other in disbelief while we were eating. I have always been a reluctant pork chop eater, but a recipe for Delmonico Pork Steaks was too intriguing to pass up. Our butcher was even impressed! And the steak sauce is to die for – we will be making it regularly. I will always love Delmonico beef steaks, but now that I have this recipe, I’ve got something a little unexpected to serve the next time we have friends over! We had some baby red potatoes in the garden that went PERFECTLY with the steaks. Can’t thank you enough – you’ve hit it out of the park once again!

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    • Kris Longwell says

      July 28, 2020 at 6:19 pm

      Katherin, you just made us so so so happy! We are ecstatic for this cut of pork, too! We were not sure ourselves, but trusted our friend Steve, who is one of the greatest pork farmers in the world. We’re so glad you gave them a try and thrilled to know that you and your hubby loved them as much as we do! And thank so much for letting us know and for the wonderful review. That means the world to us!!! xoxox Kris & Wesley

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  3. Vera says

    July 13, 2020 at 1:32 pm

    This looks awfully good but where do I find the recipe for the sauce .. I can not find it so pleas can yo give it to me ,, and also the link for your web place Thank you Vera

    Reply
    • Kris Longwell says

      July 14, 2020 at 3:11 pm

      Hi Vera! So sorry for the delayed response. Here is the link to the steak sauce. Have a wonderful day!!

      Reply
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