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    Chinese takeaway....not convinced its Peking Duck tho..

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    Wild pork pies tonight.
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    Three is a bit greedy. Mind you I would give them a good nudge.
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    Fair call. They weren't all for me though.
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    Not dinner, but pudding
    Waffle bowl with French vanilla ice cream topped with chopped walnuts and maple syrup....sometimes it's the simple things

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    Quote Originally Posted by veitnamcam View Post
    That looks fantastic.

    And I'm just about at the stage that I'm going to pay/buy some fresh fish...
    Its amazing what you take for granted - ie I feel like fish for dinner, go fishing, catch enough for dinner, go home, eat.
    Apart from some kingfish, I have prawns and that's it for seafood. This lock down is hurting in many ways. Lesson learnt, may need to freeze a few feeds going forward.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Beaker View Post
    That looks fantastic.

    And I'm just about at the stage that I'm going to pay/buy some fresh fish...
    Its amazing what you take for granted - ie I feel like fish for dinner, go fishing, catch enough for dinner, go home, eat.
    Apart from some kingfish, I have prawns and that's it for seafood. This lock down is hurting in many ways. Lesson learnt, may need to freeze a few feeds going forward.
    Yea I never used to have much in the freezer either as I could always go out and get more but I did a bit of hoarding the last few trips out.
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    So tried the KFC recipe from above...
    Didnt have half of the herbs, so a bit of.... Well actually nothing like the above

    Soak chicken in milk and youguit and a egg, for about 3 hours.

    2 C flour, 2 T salt, 3 T pappereka, 3T garlic powder, 1t chilli powder, 1t 'magic dust' spice mix, 1T ginger powder, 1T black pepper powder.

    Coat chicken. Leave on rack for 15 mins. Shake off

    Cook in oil.

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    Sort of kfc'ish..... Needed more salt and chilli. But over all OK.
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    Looks better than greasy ol kfc.
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    Quote Originally Posted by veitnamcam View Post
    Looks better than greasy ol kfc.
    Certainly wasn't greasy
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    5 hours in a dry rub.
    5hours hot smoking and adding glaze last 2 hours.

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    Yum!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Rushy View Post
    Yum!
    Yep was pretty good Rushy, must have had a bbq malfunction at some point just after a check and dropped temp (burners feked and blow out when on low) so was more just done rather than falling off the bone done but the rub and glaze was delicious !
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