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  1. 01-06-2016, 04:05 PM #1
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    3 goat shoulders done this way again http://mindfood.com/recipe/recipe-fo...ed-rogan-josh/

    But this time with a Scotch Bonnet chilli mashed up in there. A few more hours in the slow cooker...
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  2. 01-06-2016, 10:01 PM #2
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    Slow cooked mutton roast
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    Venison casserole
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    Mate fronted up the other night with an ice cream container full of fellow back steak cut into medallions, lubed up in olive oil and rosemary.
    We put them in a tin dish and rubbed them down with Louisiana meet rub and rock salt.
    We put them in the BBQ on the warming rack to one side with some marbled beef eye fillet. On the opposite end of the grill we put some Manuka chips on a steel plate and started the bbq on the lowest setting under the chips and closed the hood
    Gave them a cool Manuka smoke for about 20 mins, then cranked up the grill and cooked it all up.
    Best flavour yet! Give it a crack, it's awesome
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    Shitty ol veni steak steak again but for a change I marinated it.
    By !@#$ it was good!



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    Looks very yummy dont you hv cheese sauce or melted she on yr broccoli .
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    Quote Originally Posted by mrs dundee View Post
    Looks very yummy dont you hv cheese sauce or melted she on yr broccoli .
    yea cheese sauce is all good, late home from work and wife out the door to work as soon as I walked in.

    So basicly I cooked and couldnt be buggered making a sauce
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    Does anyone have a recipe to make paua fritters please .
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    Dinner thread?

    Haven't posted for a while... So here's mrs EBFs birthday dinner at our place from a week or two ago ... Roast pork belly over a curried risotto


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  11. 15-06-2016, 03:21 PM #11
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    Roast rabbit tonight in the slow cooker at 11am
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    It was very tastey @Sean shot it @mrs dundee cooked it and I helped eat it
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    Quote Originally Posted by Dundee View Post
    It was very tastey @Sean shot it @mrs dundee cooked it and I helped eat it
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    I reckon the Dundee household must get through several tons of spuds and hundreds of gallons of tomato sauce every year.
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    For a second there I thought you had something green on your plate!

    Oh and Yams are farken good...like spuds only better! get in there!
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    Chicken.
    I don't like chicken.
    It was a free range organic roast which if i was going to eat chicken would be my choice but its still chicken.


    Boss shouted smoko so by the time I ate venison sausage casserole for lunch as well I aint eating chicken for tea.

    Dog's might eat it

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