
method
First things first! Grill / blacken your red pepper as we are going to use this in the marinade. I'm using a long pointy red pepper, but a normal bell pepper will do just as well. When done and cooled, gather the rest of the ingredients for the marinade and pop everything (except the pork & mayonaise!) into a food processor (or mash everything up in a pestal and mortar) and process until it forms a paste.
Marinate overnight if you can, it helps tenderise the meat.
I've included a little 10 second recipe for a sauce — Perinaise — to go on the side, it really goes excellently with the Peri Peri Pork Steaks.
Here's the method in detail:
- 1/2 or 1/4 your red pepper, de-seed it and pop it onto a grill to roast until soft. Allow to cool

- Process or grind the ingredients for the marinade: grilled red pepper, 1/2 lemon or 1 lime juiced, 1 Tbsp apple cider vinegar, 5 garlic cloves, 1 Tbsp peri peri seasoning, 1 Tbsp oregano, 1 tsp ground black pepper & 1 tsp sugar
- Take a little of the marinade (1 or 2 Tbsp) and add it to your mayonaise to create a creamy sauce: "Pernaise"


- Put your "Pernaise" into the fridge to keep & coat the steaks with the rest of marinade
- Put the steaks into the fridge in a suitable container with any remaining marinade for as long as you can, 24hrs is ideal

- Remove your steaks from the fridge & allow to come to room temperature, about 20 minutes or so on a warm day
- Spray one side of the steaks with oil
- Pre-heat your health grill & add your steaks (oiled side down) then spray the other side with oil & close the grill for 2 minutes then turn the steaks over and close for another 2 minutes. Under a standard grill they will take twice as long
Serving suggestion:

Peri Peri pork Steaks with Perinaise sauce on the side, a salad and a little vinaigrette dressing with a jacket potato and cheese is going to make one very simple and deliciously scrummy dinner. Everyone's gonna love this :-)