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    Quote Originally Posted by Rushy View Post
    Eeeewwww yuk.
    not a fan of pesto rushy?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Angus_A View Post
    not a fan of pesto rushy?
    Nope and you can stick coriander where the sun don't shine as well. Come to think of it there are a number of herbs and spices that I don't like.
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    Its not a bacon and egg pie.
    Its a bacon and egg and onion and tomato pie :p

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    We had roast venison silverside cooked in the crock pot.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Dundee View Post
    We had roast venison silverside cooked in the crock pot.
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    Dundee, I see gravy in that second photo. The Watties has no place there.
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    Quote Originally Posted by gadgetman View Post
    Dundee, I see gravy in that second photo. The Watties has no place there.
    Note that he has maintained the requisite degree of meat / potato separation GM.
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    Venison stew with bacon ends mixed vege, onion,spud,carrot,garlic,whole and cracked black pepper, chilly flakes lots of,beef oxo cube and a good plug of lee and perrins. Corn flour to thicken.
    browned the venison this mornin and put in slow cooker everything else this afternoon.

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    Quote Originally Posted by veitnamcam View Post
    Venison stew with bacon ends mixed vege, onion,spud,carrot,garlic,whole and cracked black pepper, chilly flakes lots of,beef oxo cube and a good plug of lee and perrins. Corn flour to thicken.
    browned the venison this mornin and put in slow cooker everything else this afternoon.

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    VC, your stew recipe is very similar to what I do, but I coat the meat in cornflour or flour before browing in a very hot pan, to seal in juices and and add flavour. I also add in a flat teaspoon of nutmeg, adds a nice touch to it. I fry off the onions to in the pan I browned the meat in which helps get all the left over bits from browning meat back into the stew ;-)

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    Quote Originally Posted by GWH View Post
    VC, your stew recipe is very similar to what I do, but I coat the meat in cornflour or flour before browing in a very hot pan, to seal in juices and and add flavour. I also add in a flat teaspoon of nutmeg, adds a nice touch to it. I fry off the onions to in the pan I browned the meat in which helps get all the left over bits from browning meat back into the stew ;-)

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    Yep,everything gets browned in same pan before going in except spuds/mixed veg etc,bit of water in said pan after everything is browned to suck up all the flavor and then tip that in too
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    Quote Originally Posted by veitnamcam View Post
    Yep,everything gets browned in same pan before going in except spuds/mixed veg etc,bit of water in said pan after everything is browned to suck up all the flavor and then tip that in too
    You're onto it ;-)

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    Quote Originally Posted by veitnamcam View Post
    Venison stew with bacon ends mixed vege, onion,spud,carrot,garlic,whole and cracked black pepper, chilly flakes lots of,beef oxo cube and a good plug of lee and perrins. Corn flour to thicken.
    browned the venison this mornin and put in slow cooker everything else this afternoon.

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    Looks Bloody Delicious

    I bet that tastes great on toast the next day too ....... assuming there's any left overs of course.

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    Quote Originally Posted by P38 View Post
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    Looks Bloody Delicious

    I bet that tastes great on toast the next day too ....... assuming there's any left overs of course.

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    Stew is always better the day after.
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    That looks bloody good VC.
    It takes 43 muscle's to frown and 17 to smile, but only 3 for proper trigger pull.
    What more do we need? If we are above ground and breathing the rest is up to us!
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    What cut you use bro? I used to brown the veni too, dont anymore just cube it and in it goes. On low for the day, melts in ya mouth

 

 

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