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Thread: Roast Wallaby and Wild Pork!

  1. 24-03-2013, 09:30 PM #1
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    Roast Wallaby and Wild Pork!

    These photos were taken by GM of our dinner this evening.

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    The roast wallaby is the back one, and the roast wild pig is in front
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    Mmm, the wallaby tasted soo good. Wish you were here Dundee.
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  3. 24-03-2013, 09:32 PM #2
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    Na he would just cover it in sauce

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    Looks good, maybe a splash of gravy tho

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    Now the big question. How do I post the smell on the forum? Photos would have been better with the flash on.

    The worst part with a roast is the cleanup with all the pesky critters buzzing around; but I did finally manage to keep the Gadgettes and Mrs Gadget away enough to save some of the leftovers. I wonder if one of those UV bug zappers in the kitchen would work?
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    Brilliant tucker Gadget family. I am envious.
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    Quote Originally Posted by gadgetman View Post
    I wonder if one of those UV bug zappers in the kitchen would work?
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  8. 10-04-2013, 01:10 PM #7
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    Yum that looks nice as what the roo meat taste like is it like beef.
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    That looks bloody primo Timerider Bit of gravey on the meat and a wee splash of watties please

    Posted on 24/3/ yeah if I could of smelled it Gadgetman I would of found this thread quicker
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    He he, we had a repeat of this dinner on Sunday too. Also had roast beetroot, parsnip and eggplant. Unfortunately not enough pan left to do roast kumera and carrots as well. Think I need a bigger oven as the standard size just isn't enough.

    Mrs Dundee, I'd say it tastes somewhere between beef and venison, tending more towards the venison. The roo just melts in the mouth. Excellent with a dash of spicy plum sauce.
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    You like eggplants?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Toby View Post
    You like eggplants?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Toby View Post
    You like eggplants?
    Wouldn't rave about it. Wouldn't turn my nose up at it.
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    I dug up some of the paddock fenced it off and grew some when I was a bit younger cause they looked cool so had to taste good but nope. they were a pretty big let down
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    Poor old skippy.

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    Quote Originally Posted by rob270 View Post
    Poor old skippy.

    Cheers rob
    Oh no! It was delicious young skippy, the big old ones went to the weigh in.

    I need to get back down to the skippy hunting grounds as we've eaten it all.
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