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    Eww salad! I actually love a whole variety of veggies and there are many vegan dishes that I adore, but I cant stand salads especially if there is no avocado and if it is made up mostly of different varieties of lettuce. Eggs and meat make salads much more bearable. The crayfish though! That would have been a fairly fine dish.

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    Quote Originally Posted by JessicaChen View Post
    Eww salad! I actually love a whole variety of veggies and there are many vegan dishes that I adore, but I cant stand salads especially if there is no avocado and if it is made up mostly of different varieties of lettuce. Eggs and meat make salads much more bearable. The crayfish though! That would have been a fairly fine dish.
    There was plenty of avocado.....dressings make lettuce edible.
    There was thick dry crispy noodle things on everyone elses but I hate that shit.
    Noodles should be cooked and hot and spicy.
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    Quote Originally Posted by veitnamcam View Post
    There was plenty of avocado.....dressings make lettuce edible.
    There was thick dry crispy noodle things on everyone elses but I hate that shit.
    Noodles should be cooked and hot and spicy.
    Avocado is green and slimy for a reason - to warn you not to eat it. Bloody horrible stuff, second only to coriander and lemongrass.

    Chilli and hot noodles on the other hand, one of the best foods out
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    Quote Originally Posted by Beaker View Post
    Avocado is green and slimy for a reason - to warn you not to eat it. Bloody horrible stuff, second only to coriander and lemongrass.

    Chilli and hot noodles on the other hand, one of the best foods out
    Yea um......
    Not a fan of the last two but avo is the veg equivalent of bacon.
    If its slimy its rotten!
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    How's the state of that !!!!

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    Quote Originally Posted by kukuwai View Post
    How's the state of that !!!!

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    That Turbot was epic good! Melt in mouth soft.
    Cray was pretty good too.
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    Cray, sika, homemade bread, cheese, 5 too many gins...

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    Snapper poached in milk with a few flavour additions.
    Chips shallow fried in goat fat.
    Smelt divine in the pan, tasted even better off my fork
    My plating skills lack, .....skill. But I don't care.


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    Day off today, so its wild pork belly burnt ends, smoked on the bbq for 2 hours at 120 Celsius, then into the cast iron pot for another hour with bbq sauce concoction and butter.
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    Had pork ribs 2 ways tonight.
    Ribs slow cooked in oven with cajan spice rub. Nice.

    And then 1 2 3 4 5 Chinese ribs. Very easy and oh so good! (would have liked to add chilli, and will next time)


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    Recipe -
    1,2,3,4,5 pork ribs.

    1T shaoxing wine
    2T light soy sauce
    3T cider vinegar (recipe was for Chinese black vinegar, but cider worked)
    4T sugar
    5T water

    1x rack of pork ribs, cut to 50mm bits (I 'velveted' them, by 1T of corn flour and 1/2t of bicarbonate soda, mix over really well and leave for 1 hour - makes them very tender. This can be done for other meats to, just make sure they are cut small)

    2T rice bran oil
    Thumb sized bit of garlic, peeled and sliced big.


    Heat oil and ginger on high heat for a minute, in a wok or big pot. Add ribs. Cook until brown all over. Add the rest. Bring to boil. Cover and reduce to low heat, just simmering. Stir a few times over 25mins. Remove lid, up the temp, and reduce sauce until it sticks to the ribs. Serve.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Beaker View Post
    Had pork ribs 2 ways tonight.
    Ribs slow cooked in oven with cajan spice rub. Nice.

    And then 1 2 3 4 5 Chinese ribs. Very easy and oh so good! (would have liked to add chilli, and will next time)


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    Recipe -
    1,2,3,4,5 pork ribs.

    1T shaoxing wine
    2T light soy sauce
    3T cider vinegar (recipe was for Chinese black vinegar, but cider worked)
    4T sugar
    5T water

    1x rack of pork ribs, cut to 50mm bits (I 'velveted' them, by 1T of corn flour and 1/2t of bicarbonate soda, mix over really well and leave for 1 hour - makes them very tender. This can be done for other meats to, just make sure they are cut small)

    2T rice bran oil
    Thumb sized bit of garlic, peeled and sliced big.


    Heat oil and ginger on high heat for a minute, in a wok or big pot. Add ribs. Cook until brown all over. Add the rest. Bring to boil. Cover and reduce to low heat, just simmering. Stir a few times over 25mins. Remove lid, up the temp, and reduce sauce until it sticks to the ribs. Serve.
    Stealing these recipes for sure man looks outstanding
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