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    Been grazing all day on rich tucker but this was dinner.

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    VC It takes a real man to use a Barbie doll chair. On ya mate!
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    A bit of smoked kahawai. Yum.

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    Venny back steak and pork belly burnt ends

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    Damn that looks good.
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    Wild lamb with a mint, rosemary and garlic based marinade, grilled/smoked over hardwood lump charcoal.

    Was bloody beautiful if I don't say so myself. Got the tick of approval from the inlaws.

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    Quote Originally Posted by GWH View Post
    Wild lamb with a mint, rosemary and garlic based marinade, grilled/smoked over hardwood lump charcoal.

    Was bloody beautiful if I don't say so myself. Got the tick of approval from the inlaws.

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    Now that looks stunning!
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    Quote Originally Posted by GWH View Post
    Wild lamb with a mint, rosemary and garlic based marinade, grilled/smoked over hardwood lump charcoal.

    Was bloody beautiful if I don't say so myself. Got the tick of approval from the inlaws.

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    Now that looks stunning!
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    Quote Originally Posted by GWH View Post
    Wild lamb with a mint, rosemary and garlic based marinade, grilled/smoked over hardwood lump charcoal.

    Was bloody beautiful if I don't say so myself. Got the tick of approval from the inlaws.

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    There is NOTHING like real charcoal BBQ. Wild Lamb?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Beaker View Post
    Now that looks stunning!
    You could try to replicate it Beaker. Invite some members over to help you eat the proceeds (I'm thinking me).
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    It takes 43 muscle's to frown and 17 to smile, but only 3 for proper trigger pull.
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    "Wild" Lamb ??

    From Tussock/Tops ??

    Best Lamb we have ever eaten was wild Lamb off top of Crimea mountains above Black Sea.
    The Native Herbs had flavored the meat - mmm
    Looks G8 man - well done to cheif/cheifett

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    Quote Originally Posted by Sarvo View Post
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    "Wild" Lamb ??

    From Tussock/Tops ??

    Best Lamb we have ever eaten was wild Lamb off top of Crimea mountains above Black Sea.
    The Native Herbs had flavored the meat - mmm
    Looks G8 man - well done to cheif/cheifett
    Thanks lads, it came out really good.

    A very large mostly native bush covered cattle station we hunt deer/pigs on a couple of times a year has a fair few sheep that would have originated as escapees from a neighboring station. Theres lots of 'shreks' getting around. We pick off the nice looking long tail hoggarts or this time in December this year's lambs were a good size.

    They roam free and are fully organic, sure are tasty little buggers.

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    Yesterday I cooked a curry with the duck in my multi kitchen. So I eat it now at work from my lunch box (by the way ordered a few funny ones on https://allinpackaging.co.uk/food-packaging/ ). It saves my time and energy.
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