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Grilled Pork Neck Steaks with Burnt Peaches

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  • Serves

    4

    • Difficulty

      Medium

    • Ready in

      10 min

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Meat Manifesto

By Andy Fenner

Published 2017

  • About

Pork neck is actually the muscle that runs from the pig’s shoulder into the neck. It’s the cut that is traditionally kept whole to make coppa (traditional Italian dry-cured ham). A tubular muscle, it can also be cut into fleshy steaks, since it has the perfect marbling to fat-to-meat ratio. I didn’t cook much pork neck until recently, when I prepared one like a brisket. I was concerned that it might be too lean, but even after cooking for seven hours, it wasn’t dry at all – the intra-muscul

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