Brad Olson
TVWBB Platinum Member
Beef spares are good smoked but every so often I like to grill a few for a change of pace. The hardest thing is finding some that haven't been trimmed to death.
I like to cut up windfall oak branches and cook beef over the embers. The moss and lichens had long burned away before I started cooking.
The ribs I found at the store weren't super meaty but they weren't trimmed down to nothing, either.
Just a little salt and pepper and a couple of minutes on each side is all I needed.
Just how I like them! I just happened to be cooking for one and that always makes it easier.
Your guests won't be happy if you serve them pork spares that look like this but beef's a different story.
Brad
I like to cut up windfall oak branches and cook beef over the embers. The moss and lichens had long burned away before I started cooking.

The ribs I found at the store weren't super meaty but they weren't trimmed down to nothing, either.

Just a little salt and pepper and a couple of minutes on each side is all I needed.

Just how I like them! I just happened to be cooking for one and that always makes it easier.

Your guests won't be happy if you serve them pork spares that look like this but beef's a different story.

Brad