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    Quote Originally Posted by 223nut View Post
    All for me.... my two accidentally defrosted goat legsAttachment 118201Attachment 118202
    Little overdone for my liking but checked it 20mins ago and was still bleating... servea me right for turning the oven up. Thankfully not dried out, no need for veges when there is this much to get through
    That is a good Dundee meal no veges required,a little gravey or a splash of watties and what times dinner?
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    Shepherds pie with minced venison from the Ruahine Ranges.
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Size:  1.05 MB veni back steaks....

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    Quote Originally Posted by Blisters View Post
    Attachment 118204 veni back steaks....
    No wonder that rat was always checking on your compost bin

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    Fresh scallops fried in butter with salt and pepper squid.


    Was bloody good but a real shame to have bought all the seafood.

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    Quote Originally Posted by veitnamcam View Post
    Fresh scallops fried in butter with salt and pepper squid.


    Was bloody good but a real shame to have bought all the seafood.

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    Fuck I can't wait to get into the scollies this season. My favourite seafood by far

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    Quote Originally Posted by Nick-D View Post
    Fuck I can't wait to get into the scollies this season. My favourite seafood by far
    I bloody love em, best straight out of the shell but cooked is good too....lost track of years with no season here must be 4? maybe 5? years.
    Second only to a fresh dredge oyster straight out of the shell.
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    Quote Originally Posted by veitnamcam View Post
    I bloody love em, best straight out of the shell but cooked is good too....lost track of years with no season here must be 4? maybe 5? years.
    Second only to a fresh dredge oyster straight out of the shell.
    Any word on the biomass there? Been closed for ages.

    The old scollies get hammered though aye, wouldn't be surprised if we don't see some big method changes in the relatively near future

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    Quote Originally Posted by Nick-D View Post
    Any word on the biomass there? Been closed for ages.

    The old scollies get hammered though aye, wouldn't be surprised if we don't see some big method changes in the relatively near future

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    Made some venison cheese pies this afternoon all going in freezer [ATTACH]118332
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    Well I had my greens apparently....fennel

    I won 2.5 kg of herb,fennel venison sausages a couple weeks ago.
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    One bag was opened and the snarlers cut to length.
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    Chucked in the pan
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    The red colouring wasn't the watties at this stage
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    More greens
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    Dinner served
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    So 7 year old b day party today, lunch was individually made pizzas by the girls (and cooked by me,.... One at a time.... I thought it was a good idea, but on reflection was a shit load of work for me..) Name:  IMG_20190825_124048.jpg
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    Dinner, simple noodle soup.

    However now in need of a snack - ham, mushroom, cheese omelet, with a side of kiwi onion dip with a heap of marinated mussels cut up in it (left over from lunch,).
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    Rather nice mix
    Please excuse spelling, as finger speed is sometimes behind brain spped........ Or maybe the other wayy.....

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    There was a salad option but I had had salad the last 2 meals in a row so I had another beautiful beef scotch fillet instead
    There was some mushrooms they count as vegetables.

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    Some dinners of interest this week:

    - Venison back steaks: I don't get as much practice as the rest of you, so happy to get it right. Meat coated in olive oil, salt, pepper. Placed in a sizzling hot pan and then lid put on it to retain heat. A couple of minutes on each side, then rested for 10 minutes and sliced. Perfect!

    - Goat leg: Young animal. Olive oil, salt, pepper. Roasted for 2.5 hours at 160 degrees. Not rare, but not overdone either. It was very nice. I've said it before and I'll say it again, goat is really underrated.

    - Rainbow trout fillet: Wrapped in foil, cooked with garlic butter in the oven. 15 minutes at 180 degrees. Rest of family loved it, I could barely tolerate it! Just can't get past that trout taste. Not muddy, just trouty! I will prepare all future fish as gravad lax.

 

 

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