What to Serve with Pork Steak (26 Side Dishes)

Serve your pork steak with this delicious bacon curry coleslaw for a quick and easy summer dinner! Coleslaw is always a natural choice when you're especially looking for sides for BBQ pork steaks.

Bacon curry coleslaw starts with a base of traditional coleslaw, but adds a unique twist with the inclusion of curry powder and bacon crumbles. Low-carb and gluten-free, it's a fabulous side dish when you or your guests are trying to maintain a healthy lifestyle without sacraficing flavor!

This spinach salad with bacon is the side salad you didn't know you were missing!

Made with fresh baby spinach, button mushrooms, and hard boiled eggs, plus bacon crumbles and a hot bacon dressing containing ketchup, Worchestershire sauce, and apple cider vinegar, spinach salad with bacon is a warm salad option that dresses up a place of pork steak perfectly all summer long.

This roasted beetroot salad with feta and candied pecans may need 45 minutes to prepare, but your time and efforts will be rewarded!

Oven roasted beets combine with candied pecans, feta cheese, arugula, and a balsamic glaze to create a colorful salad that is textured and tasty. A deliciously different salad option, roasted beetroot salad adds a wonderfully vivid pop of color to your pork steak when you serve it as a side dish.

We all love pork and beans, so it's only natural to serve pork steak with a side of bourbon baked beans made right in your pressure cooker!

Ready in just 35 minutes, these homemade baked beans contain bacon, onion, brown sugar, Worcestershire sauce, ketchup, molasses, and, of course, bourbon and beans. Cooked in the Instant Pot, they are ready after just 8 minutes of cook time and ready to join you for any summer BBQ or pork steak dinner.

A quick and easy side dish, this frozen Brussel spouts air fryer recipe will help you see just how wonderful this often neglected vegetable can be.

Add a splash of bright color to your pork steak when you serve it alongside this air fryer Brussel sprouts recipe that needs just 15-mintues of cooktime to perfectly carmelize the sprout and release it's natural sugars. Serve as-is or top with balsamic vinegar, lemon juice, or parmesan cheese and pair serve with pork steaks for a quick dinner that is healthy and simple.

Bring out the flavors of fall when you serve pork steak with maple butternut squash and Brussel sprouts.

Simple enough to serve any night of the week yet decadent enough for special occasions, this roasted vegetable side dish combines Brussel sprouts and butternut squash with the fall flavors of maple syrup and cinnamon, plus balsamic syrup, and tops it all off with fresh cranberries. Ready in just 35-minutes, this roasted vegetable side is sure to become a family favorite.

This healthy coleslaw is here to support you all summer long whether you are at a BBQ, looking for a dish to bring to your next pot luck, are are wondering what to serve with pork steak.

Made with mayo, Greek yogurt, and vinegar, and sweetened with healthy low-carb options, this coleslaw recipe is gluten-free and low-carb, and even has adaptions for vegan and keto-friendly lifestyles.

A delicious slow cooker cabbage and recipe that is ready in as little as 2 hours and the ideal side for your pork steaks.

Warm and savory, crockpot cabbage and bacon combines cabbage, onions, bacon, and chicken stock to create a side dish that is inviting and hearty. WIth a 15-minute prep, you won't be tied down in the kitchen making this dinner side dish.

Broccoli is always a great side dish for any protien option, including pork steak! And when you make Instant Pot steamed broccoli, you know you are going to get perfectly steamed broccoli florets every time.

With a cooktime of 0 minutes, the pressure cooker perfectly steams your broccoli in just the time it takes to come up to pressure. Add in the optional homemade cheese sauce, or serve with a spritz of fresh lemon and your perfectly cooked pork steak.

Ready in less than 30-minutes, this butternut squash air fryer recipe is always a great option to serve with pork steak.

Roasted butternut squash is seasoned with maple syrup and cinnamon for a fabulous fall vegetable side dish that cooks up quickly and makes for a simple side dish any night of the week.

Pork and potatoes are a natural combination, so it only makes sense to include air fryer sweet potato slices in a collection of pork steak side dishes!

Fresh sweet potato medallions are seasoned with cumin, paprika, sea salt, and fresh ground black pepper, then roasted to perfection in just 15 minutes making this side dish one of the fastest you can choose for your pork steak dinner.

Seasoned with garlic and rosemary, these air fryer baby potatoes are the quick and easy way to pair your pork steak with a delicious and different potato side dish.

Air fryer whole baby potatoes are seasoned with simple herbs and then roasted in less than 20-minutes. They are a perfect for busy weeknights when dinner needs to be quick and simple.

This potato wedges air fryer recipe is sure to be loved by all, especially when you pair your potato wedges with pork steak!

Seasoned with garlic salt, paprika, pepper, and parmesan cheese, these potato wedges made from Russett potatoes are the quick and easy dinner side dish that makes everyone happy.

This cheesy baked green beans recipe is here to show you just how delicious oven baked green beans can be.

The perfect vegetable side dish for pork steak, cheesy green beans are quick and easy to make, and help you stick to your low-carb, keto- and gluten-free lifestyle without sacraficing flavor. Pair with oven-roasted pork steak for a complete dinner that is ready in no time.

An unexpected treat, oven roasted radishes are the potato alternative that is perfect for low-carb lifestyles when paired with a great protien such as pork steak.

Surprisingly mellow and sweet, roasted radishes are seasoned with garlic salt and black pepper before being baked for 25 minutes, until they are soft on the inside but crisp on the outside and always a great choice as a dinner side.

This spaghetti squash in Instant Pot recipe is the 7-minute vegetable dish dish that is ready to be served in a variety of ways, including with pork steak!

Whether you are planning on serving your spaghetti squash with just butter and salt, with a garlic parmesan sauce, or even with an alfredo sauce, this spaghetti squash pressure cooker recipe is just the thing when you want to serve your pork steak with a veggie side.

Cauliflower and broccoli salad is the gluten-free, low-carb, and no cook side that is perfect for BBQs, potlucks, and summer dinners with pork steak.

With broccoli and cauliflower florets, sunflower seeds, cheddar cheese, and a zesty mayo-based dressing, this cold salad option is always a welcomed sight.

Pan fried asparagus is a delicious vegetable side dish that is quick and easy, cooking up in just 10 minutes!

Sauteed in olive oil, butter, and garlic, and topped with fresh parmesan cheese, pan fried asparagus is the perfect green veggie to add a pop of color and a hint of delicious flavor to a pork steak dinner.

Ready in just 12 minutes, this broccoli in air fryer recipe makes the best roasted broccoli!

Seasoned simply with just oil, garlic salt, and pepper, air fryer broccoli is the simple way to enjoy a vegetable side dish that is quick and easy, and pairs perfectly with pork steak any night of the week.

This German mustard potato salad recipe is the best way to enjoy a warm potato salad with your pork steak dinner.

Featuring boiled red potatoes dressed in mix of stone ground mustard and white wine vinegar, and seasoned with salt and chives, this refreshing take on a classic summer salad is the perfect side for pork dishes including pork steak.

You are going to love pairing your pork steaks with this baked cauliflower mac and cheese!

Keto, low-carb, and gluten free, par-boiled cauliflower florets are coated in a homemade cheese sauce and baked to perfection just like regular mac and cheese. This pasta-free mac and cheese is sure to win over even the biggest skeptics in this healthy version of a classic comfort food.

While the title may be a mouthful, these parmesan herbed potatoes with Italian seaoning are sure become a family favorite!

Red potato cubes are seasoned with a blend of garlic, Italian seasoning, and parmesan cheese before being baked until they are soft on the inside and crisp on the outside. Easy enough for even the busiest weeknights!

Is it even a BBQ if you aren't serving corn on the cob? I don't think so! Luckily this recipe is showing you how boiling corn in milk will give you the sweetest corn on the cob experience and how simple this summer staple dish can be.

We love serving corn on the cob all summer long, espeically at cookouts and BBQs, and this boiled corn on the cob recipe will also compliment your favorite pork steak recipe.

Roasted vegetable side dishes are always a great option for pork steak and this Italian baked zucchini and squash recipe is no exception.

With some amazing summer flavors, like fesh zucchini, squash, and cherry tomotates, plus parmesan cheese, basil, and balsamic vinegar, this oven-roasted vegeteble medly is great for summer and fall dinners featuring pork steak.

Comfort food never tasted so good as these vegan collard greens, a healthier take on a classic Southern staple.

Featuring smoked salt rather than smoked meat, these collard greens are stilling bring all the flavor collard greens are known for. Pair with pork steak for a delicious dinner.

While peppers and onions are commonly served with sausages, there is no rule saying you can serve air fryer bell peppers and onions with pork steak.

A quick and easy side dish for sure, air fryer peppers and onions are ready in just a few minutes and they are bringing some unique flavors with a seasoned balsamic glaze.