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    Mutton flaps: Cooking advice needed

    Got a couple in the freezer that I got with a couple of mutton packs I bought a while back any tips on cooking these things as I have never cooked mutton flaps before and no I won't give em to the bloody dog so don't even suggest it.
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    Drop in in to your local butcher with some venison shoulders and get him to make some sausages
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    Quote Originally Posted by veitnamcam View Post
    Drop in in to your local butcher with some venison shoulders and get him to make some sausages
    What VC said.

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    You can make a stuffing for it (whatever you enjoy best in lamb) put some big spoonfuls of it on one side and roll it up, makes a great roast.
    Make sure you trim some of the fat off though.
    Other than that it makes excellent sausage meat as veitnamcam said.

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    Feed it to the cat!!!! You said dog. But what vc or the chef said. Sounds nice stuffing then roast it.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Angus_A View Post
    You can make a stuffing for it (whatever you enjoy best in lamb) put some big spoonfuls of it on one side and roll it up, makes a great roast.
    Make sure you trim some of the fat off though.
    Other than that it makes excellent sausage meat as veitnamcam said.
    Kinda like Colonial Goose.

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    What Angus said...be sure to remove the bits of bone the lazy butchers leave in
    Which is worse, ignorance or apathy...I don't know and don't care.

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    And on the not feeding it to the dogs theme.........

    I once (and not long ago) fed my two big black dogs prime venison steak for 4 days till pay went in.

    It shit me, no bones, no biscuits ,no sausages,no patties,no mince,no money and nothing else in the freezer,Obviously I didn't feed em backsteak but still!
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    Like Angus said, stuff, roll, roast. Low temp, then grill at the very end to get that crispy top.

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    If you cant be arsed with a stuffing try this

    http://www.nzhuntingandshooting.co.n...ed-roast-7986/
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    Thanks guys for the ideas yeah if I had venni in the freezer then I would use it for sausage ingredient but I have none sadly but like the idea of rolled roast though.
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    Sorry mate no clue what to do with mutton flaps but pretty handy around a pair of beef curtains!!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Gibo View Post
    Sorry mate no clue what to do with mutton flaps but pretty handy around a pair of beef curtains!!
    I prefer piss flaps myself
    Boom, cough,cough,cough

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    Butcher Mate of mine smokes them, they come out like bacon.
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    Mutton ham is really nice
    Boom, cough,cough,cough

 

 

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