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    The ones in the supy are a lot bigger than the ones we get in the estuary's here. Look the same

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    Quote Originally Posted by Gibo View Post
    Nah we get them as 'south island clams' in our local supy.
    Still branded for the american market. Why change it for the piddly little local market.

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    Quote Originally Posted by veitnamcam View Post
    Still branded for the american market. Why change it for the piddly little local market.

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    Good thing is there is no branding or americans at the estuary

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    What ever they we're/are called, they we're bloody nice
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    So you take a couple of onions and fry them up till they are soft ....
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    Throw it in the crock pot with a couple of carrots, 2kg of cubed goat [browned], 1 cup of stock and 1 cup of honey mead wine, 2 tsp curry powder, mixed herbs and pepper ....
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    Slow cook it for 5 hours ....
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    While you wait, you cook a couple of loaves of bread .....
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    All soon to be served with mashed spud, kumara and fresh greens. Wife and kids better get home soon or I am starting without them!
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    Bugger waiting for anyone, when thats ready I'd be digging in!

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    geeze I bet you'll be high tomorrow
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    Well I didn't think much of the mead as a wine (bit to dry for my liking) but OMG that was probably the best goat stew I have cooked [as voted by the gannets], and there was just a hint of honey in the after taste so I think the secrete was the MEAD!

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    Tahr Rogan Josh, slow cooked all day on top of the fire, eaten with a beer, rice and bread in front of the Canes/Lions final.

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    Quote Originally Posted by scottrods View Post
    Tahr Rogan Josh, slow cooked all day on top of the fire, eaten with a beer, rice and bread in front of the Canes/Lions final.

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    Yum. What a great way to cook.
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    Something a little different tonight.
    Last night I ordered some beef cannon bones split length wise on the band saw from our local butcher....picked up tonight.



    Dressing on.




    It was shit....dont ever do this....it will drive prices up if it catches on

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    Never been a fan on marrow, dog wouldn't say no to that though
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    2 year old boys plate, after he ate the other half of the red chilli while helping me make the sauce....
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    He dished up the sausages and chilli......
    Didn't get a after shot, but f all left.

    (Note, wasn't really hot, but still...... )
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    Quote Originally Posted by veitnamcam View Post
    Something a little different tonight.
    Last night I ordered some beef cannon bones split length wise on the band saw from our local butcher....picked up tonight.



    Dressing on.




    It was shit....dont ever do this....it will drive prices up if it catches on

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    yup looks like shit
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    If your in auckland, go to 'euro' and have the marrow bone and oxtail, with onion bisque starter. Bloody amazing!
    Never been a fan of marrow, but now am..... Pillow dribbling good....


    (sort of the same as yours VM, (a shit load smaller though) just with onion soup.... )



    Quote Originally Posted by veitnamcam View Post
    Something a little different tonight.
    Last night I ordered some beef cannon bones split length wise on the band saw from our local butcher....picked up tonight.



    Dressing on.




    It was shit....dont ever do this....it will drive prices up if it catches on

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    Please excuse spelling, as finger speed is sometimes behind brain spped........ Or maybe the other wayy.....

 

 

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