Little buckaroo learned to cook.

[pitw]

  Don and I picked raspberries, beans, peas and cucumbers today so for a treat I told him he was in charge of supper.  I told him I wanted my steak branded and bawling so he found his hat for the job.  The rules were that he had to make the fire, find his own grill and mounts, cook it up and not let the dog eat them all .

  I loved his ingenuity.   The grate from ma's chicken boiling barrel and hitch's from my old trailers .


  He was quite attentive to his task.


   The end result on my plate was superb.

[Hawks Feather]

Barry,

That steak looks like it was cooked just the way I like them.  YUM!   Looks like you have a very intelligent cook there.

Jerry

[iahntr]

Right on !     Looks good ! 

[alscalls]

MMMMMMMMMMMMmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm!   

[coyote101]

That looks delicious.

Pat

[Carolina Coyote]

Very creative on the Lads part, I like my steak at least roped but looks like he knew how to cook it for you, what happen to the stuff you pick out of the garden? cc

[pitw]

Very creative on the Lads part, I like my steak at least roped but looks like he knew how to cook it for you, what happen to the stuff you pick out of the garden? cc

  Wife froze the beans and peas, made bread and butter pickles out of the cukes and I cleaned and froze the raspberries.

[JohnP]

Looks a little overdone for my taste but it sure wouldn't go to waste.  I didn't know it was possible to grill without a cold brew in one hand....

[FinsnFur]

I missed this one, but I gotta agree, the steak looks perfect

Don did good on selecting his homemade grill components too. The pinto hitch is a long untold secret of our native ancestors.
It allows Juuuuuuuuust enough air to pass under the grill through the hole.

[Dave]

 
Looks to me like that boy needs some more practice.
I'd have him doin that at least once a week.