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  1. 20-09-2014, 04:25 PM #2206
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    Grilled goat leg for tea the other day. and getting marinated for a bbq
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  3. 20-09-2014, 05:28 PM #2207
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    That looks bloody good.
    It takes 43 muscle's to frown and 17 to smile, but only 3 for proper trigger pull.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Flincher View Post
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    Grilled goat leg for tea the other day. and getting marinated for a bbq
    I slow roasted a kids leg in an oven bag with some olive oil, Curry powder, and fennel seeds ... bloody nice.
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    Quote Originally Posted by kiwi39 View Post
    I slow roasted a kids leg in an oven bag with some olive oil, Curry powder, and fennel seeds ... bloody nice.
    Jeeze Kiwi that is torture, I hope your child makes a full recovery.
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    And tonight ... roast beef ... done in the new pressure cooker ... photos to come
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    Super tender ... and wonderful flavour ... Gravy wasnt too bad either thanks to the small primate ....
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    That looks bloody fantastic.
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    that pressure cooker is the fuckin shit .. I tell ya ...
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    Yum that looks yummy,least you got some greens on yr plate.
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    Quote Originally Posted by kiwi39 View Post
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    Super tender ... and wonderful flavour ... Gravy wasnt too bad either thanks to the small primate with one leg missing ....
    You would get more spud on ya plate if ya lost the rabbit food.
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    Quote Originally Posted by kiwi39 View Post
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    Super tender ... and wonderful flavour ... Gravy wasnt too bad either thanks to the small primate ....
    that looks fantastic...
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    ...amitie, respect mutuel et amour...

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    Yeah my friend does all sorts of herbs and spices. Does currys better than most Indians. Minced the last of it tonight and had bbq goat mince burgers. yum yum.

    The bush is the best supermarket for fresh meat
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    Quote Originally Posted by Flincher View Post
    Yeah my friend does all sorts of herbs and spices. Does currys better than most Indians. Minced the last of it tonight and had bbq goat mince burgers. yum yum.

    The bush is the best supermarket for fresh meat
    Fresh .. butchered more humanely than in an abbatoir ... and of course more organic than pretty much anything else ... doesnt get much better !!!
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    Young Tahr for dinner tonight, front shoulder and leg soaked in a brine tub for 3hrs, then roasted with spuds, pumpkin, onions and carrots, the juice with a little onion, cracked back pepper and cornflour, heated to thicken into a yummy gravy, and some big fat mushy peas,.

    Worked in the morning, took the bike out for a blast in the afternoon and came home to a warm house smelling of tender juicy roast the pain of last weeks carry out is cashed in!
    (3 eating animals down, and my mate only carries a daybag, and I'm one of those silly fuckers that takes every scrap of meat and a pack big enough to carry it.)
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