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    Just back from the Growler, roast tahr back legs for dinner yum
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    Home made, on bone scotch was the meat, fresh made wheat noodles, fried up mixed mushrooms, egg omelette, - bloody nice. And a big plus, the kids loved it.
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    No pics but made a batch of scotch eggs the other night. (first time trying for me) Surprising amount of work.
    Eggs were perfect and runny in the middle.
    Kids and I loved them, the wife not so much. Not her thing so was told not to make them again.



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    Quote Originally Posted by R93 View Post
    No pics but made a batch of scotch eggs the other night. (first time trying for me) Surprising amount of work.
    Eggs were perfect and runny in the middle.
    Kids and I loved them, the wife not so much. Not her thing so was told not to make them again.



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    They are a heap of work. Nice result, but try making a Pattie, and a fried egg on a plate and eat with a knife a fork - and save yourself a heap of work with the same taste result....
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    Quote Originally Posted by Beaker View Post
    They are a heap of work. Nice result, but try making a Pattie, and a fried egg on a plate and eat with a knife a fork - and save yourself a heap of work with the same taste result....
    Probably right there. Thought I would give it a go but the wife wasn't impressed

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    Tahr back steaks for lunch


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    Tut Tut - the plate has a chip on the rim

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    Quote Originally Posted by Moa Hunter View Post
    Tut Tut - the plate has a chip on the rim
    clutching at straws

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    Yum. Was the Octopus chewy?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Rushy View Post
    Yum. Was the Octopus chewy?
    It was great. Octopus was tender as.
    True grated wasabi to.
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    Christmas dinner at ours. Home kill lamb.
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    Here goes christmas dinner at ours





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