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  1. 18-02-2018, 08:02 PM #4411
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    Quote Originally Posted by hotbarrels View Post
    What's your address?

    I reckon @Rushy , @Tommy and me need to call around and provide some feed back on your oven and cooking skills.....
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  3. 18-02-2018, 08:20 PM #4412
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    Snapper cheviche



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    Quote Originally Posted by Beaker View Post
    What's your address?

    I reckon @Rushy , @Tommy and me need to call around and provide some feed back on your oven and cooking skills.....
    I'm glad I went a bit bigger on the internal dimensions on the oven.
    It does take an extra 1/2 - 3/4 hour to get up to temp, but it gives you a great cooking space. All three trays just fit inside on the floor and there is still space to have a small fire going to maintain temps. A roasting dish of home made apple crumble followed the meat and veg and was cooked to perfection in an hour.
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  5. 19-02-2018, 05:25 AM #4414
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    Quote Originally Posted by Beaker View Post
    What's your address?

    I reckon @Rushy , @Tommy and me need to call around and provide some feed back on your oven and cooking skills.....
    I am more than prepared to lay my taste buds on the line for such a challenge.
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    Quote Originally Posted by veitnamcam View Post
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    Even venison steaks get boring but it is still better than chicken!

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    Duck spring rolls for tea

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    Oh yeh I would wolf those.
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    Not mine, but I'm going to give it a go to make it!
    This looks awesome -

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    Oh yeh. Need a taste tester?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Rushy View Post
    Oh yeh. Need a taste tester?
    I'll give it a first go, then you can be the tester on either the truly fucked up'ed one or the real winner!

    I need to learn to cook first though.....
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    My boy is working the odd day with our local butcher for something to do with his schooling.
    The local fella makes a damn fine venison sausage and does it cheaper than I can make them if you include the time.

    Gave him around 5 kilo of chamois meat and some pork fat to get made into sausages this morning.
    My only instructions were to flavour with chilli and garlic.
    He showed up here at home after his day with close 10kilo of links.

    Had a batch for tea.

    Without doubt one of the best game sausages I have eaten.
    Smoky, spicey and juicy.
    My boy reckons it was all him but he could burn water normally.

    I just need to hide them from everyone that will hear about them.







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  14. 26-02-2018, 07:01 PM #4423
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    Quote Originally Posted by R93 View Post
    My boy is working the odd day with our local butcher for something to do with his schooling.
    The local fella makes a damn fine venison sausage and does it cheaper than I can make them if you include the time.

    Gave him around 5 kilo of chamois meat and some pork fat to get made into sausages this morning.
    My only instructions were to flavour with chilli and garlic.
    He showed up here at home after his day with close 10kilo of links.

    Had a batch for tea.

    Without doubt one of the best game sausages I have eaten.
    Smoky, spicey and juicy.
    My boy reckons it was all him but he could burn water normally.

    I just need to hide them from everyone that will hear about them.







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    I will take 5KG's
    Should learn to shut your mouth/keyboard
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    Quote Originally Posted by Sarvo View Post
    I will take 5KG's
    Should learn to shut your mouth/keyboard
    No worries. 600 bucks a kg
    Should cover what I will be owing you.

    This chamois was shot in a herb garden so that's a pretty good deal

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  16. 26-02-2018, 07:42 PM #4425
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    Quote Originally Posted by R93 View Post
    No worries. 600 bucks a kg
    Should cover what I will be owing you.

    This chamois was shot in a herb garden so that's a pretty good deal

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