We had hare biriyani for dinner tonight. As usual, Mrs MB went to town with preparation, herbs and spices and it was very good.
The boy had a venison burger. Living the dream!
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We had hare biriyani for dinner tonight. As usual, Mrs MB went to town with preparation, herbs and spices and it was very good.
The boy had a venison burger. Living the dream!
Duck and mash tonight
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Shit i better add the watties or the SAR team will be here!Attachment 112217
@Dundee No wonder you didn't grow ...
Smoked Trout entree tonight
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Just celebrated our 22nd wedding annivesary or two life sentences some may call it.
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Got home from the pond with venny back steaks and chips on the menu...bloody beaut!
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On a roll another feed of venny back steaks and fried spuds this time.Attachment 113192Attachment 113193
You bloody lazy bugger Dundee. You could at least trim the sinew off the back steak.
Thought the same thing ,animal [emoji24]Quote:
Originally Posted by Rushy
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Not technically dinner, today's breakfast French toast, banana and streaky bacon with lashings of maple syrup.
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Well clean plates all round tonight.
Back steaks off the red spiker I shot during the roar, duck fat rendered off some ducks we shot opening weekend for the duck fat roast potatoes and some green shit on the side.
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Looks good. Too much green shit though, hasn't Dundee taught you anything?
Yeah that good food doesn't need watties :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Preacher
Slow learner?Quote:
Originally Posted by Preacher
Prepping dinner the other night
Vacuum packed after hanging for 4 days then in the freezer
Nice and tender
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Now that, is something Dundee would be proud of.
Half an half Lamb and Beef meat balls (home kill/minced) and Spag. Just standard tins of tomatoes though. Critters love it.
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Nah he won't no red stuff :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Preacher
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Albacore tuna !
Marinated in garlic, sesame oil and kikkoman soy sauce.
In the pan less than a minute.
Melt in your mouth stuff[emoji106]
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Can't be many venny back steaks left but here we go again!
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Whats the fancy shit next to the feed that resembles calf shit?Quote:
Originally Posted by dannyb
Nice! Another way we like to do it is beer battered smallish chunks, dip that shit in sweet chilli sauce..........bloody deadly!Quote:
Originally Posted by kukuwai
Dinner, - noodle soup( chicken base, mushrooms, tomato's, etc), fried fillet steak, fried egg and a bloody absolutely fantastic home made chilli sauce (by a forum member, not by me).
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Id like that just for the pan....looks like the twin of mine I bought secondhand when I left home at 16 and is still the best non stick pan in the house.Quote:
Originally Posted by kukuwai
Get albacore in the bay @Gibo? Never caught one hereQuote:
Originally Posted by Gibo
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Big numbers mate, all year round tooQuote:
Originally Posted by Nick-D
Awesome man, if you ever got a spare seat..... I've tried to spear skippies a few times. Fuck they move fastQuote:
Originally Posted by Gibo
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@veitnamcam its bloody good mate. Thank you
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The boys 5th b day today, (party etc... yesterday...),
Me -what do you want for dinner?
Him - Whitebait, seared tuna, crumbed prawns, a fried egg and chips, please, and some of that sauce your friend sent you.
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Mate, he’s a chip of the old block.
I must say, I did enjoy dinner too!Quote:
Originally Posted by Rushy
I gave a mate a goat leg and a venison shoulder and he prepared this platter. It was off the scale good! Even Mrs MB (who can be alarmingly vegetarian at times) went full carnivore! It pays to know a pit master.
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Mmmmmm meat.
How'd he do the goat leg?Quote:
Originally Posted by MB
My dinner tonight, two fat as mallards roasted and glazed, roast duck fat potatoes, roast pumpkin, broccoli, cauliflower served with a reduction of honey, soy, apple cider, sesame oil and fejoa puree, bloody fantastic, clean plates all round tonight again.
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Battered rainbow trout from the Manawatu river,some good size fillets.
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Left overs will be battered trout sandwiches tomorrow.
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Marinaded in something delicious, then in the smoker, coated with something else delicious, then put on a wood-burning BBQ. It's bottom left in the picture, I think the goat was better than the venison! I know it all took hours to prepare, plus he has one of those flash Bradley smokers.Quote:
Originally Posted by Russian 22.
Ok.Quote:
Originally Posted by MB
I need to do another goat mission.
My flat mate happens to have a smoker and one manuka wood. So I have some ideas.....
