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  1. 23-10-2012, 02:23 PM #1
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    Venison Backsteak, how to cook it.

    Get the pan hot.
    Pour a drink.
    Light a smoke.
    Put steak on.
    Finish smoke and drink, preferably at the same time.
    Turn steak.
    Light another smoke pour drink.

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    Finish smoke and drink, again at the same time.
    Take steak off pan and put to the side to rest.
    Repeat step two and three.
    Once they are done then so is your steak.

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    Salt and pepper that sucker, slice to finger size, pour drink and ready to go!!
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  3. 23-10-2012, 02:43 PM #2
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    Fill buttered pan with onion slices to 20mm...when they are golden add "butterfly" slices of back steak...cook for a hell of a lot shorter time than it takes to have a smoke...smear steak with honey and soy sauce and touch of salt, cover with onion and pig out.
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    Good to see you back Wirehunt
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    Had some melt in your mouth venison back steaks on Sunday night (plus venison sausages) done on the BBQ. Take room temperature back steaks, apply Rushy's secret "maranade 30 minutes before ready to cook. Cook to medium rare, rest, eat. Make sure not to share with heathens that don't appreciate the finer things in life (like father in law who can't tell the bloody difference betweeen venison and beef).
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    Im home alone so having backsteak for tea with a starter of steak and steak as an accompaniment
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    Quote Originally Posted by veitnamcam View Post
    Im home alone so having backsteak for tea with a starter of steak and steak as an accompaniment
    What about a steak desert?
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    Quote Originally Posted by veitnamcam View Post
    Im home alone so having backsteak for tea with a starter of steak and steak as an accompaniment
    What better meal could there possibly be?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Toby View Post
    What about a steak desert?
    Only if it comes with a side of steak. Ughh man eat meat!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Rushy View Post
    What better meal could there possibly be?
    The answer to that is...liver straight from the gut, sliced thin, mushrooms, onions and bacon...make sure you sit over a log when taking a dump after to avoid freckles on your boots.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Spook View Post
    make sure you sit over a log when taking a dump after to avoid freckles on your boots.
    Now there speaks the voice of experience.
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    My olds love liver so if I get a handy one I carry it out too, Il eat it if its put in front of me but wouldnt cook it for myself.
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    There is a cafe in Beaumont Street in Auckland called HQ that does lambs liver in a mustard sauce with a big arsed hashbrown . Damn that is good stuff.
    It takes 43 muscle's to frown and 17 to smile, but only 3 for proper trigger pull.
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    Mc Donald's quarter pounders are pretty good too
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    Quote Originally Posted by Toby View Post
    Mc Donald's quarter pounders are pretty good too
    Thats not food its "I cant believe its not food" you can eat them untill your that full you think your going to puke and half an hour later your hungry again
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    yeah your right, best food is outback stew, which isn't really anything its just when me and mates hunt and throw some venison and anything else lying around into the pot. good shit though
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