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  1. 13-07-2019, 09:18 PM #5311
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    You can get Fairlie pies at a cafe in Tekapo if your heading that way and need another
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    Fallow Venison burgers tonight, bloody good!
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    hare backsteaks marinated in soy, honey, chilli sauce and seasme oil for a few hours when thrown in a cast iron pan.... was good but still a bit gamey, may have to try throwing them in a brine solution the night before
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    Quote Originally Posted by 223nut View Post
    hare backsteaks marinated in soy, honey, chilli sauce and seasme oil for a few hours when thrown in a cast iron pan.... was good but still a bit gamey, may have to try throwing them in a brine solution the night before
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    [QUOTE=Ryan_Songhurst;865607]Fallow Venison burgers tonight, bloody good!

    Sounds like you deserve both too
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    Ruahine red yearling.
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    Random how the front shoulder roast came out of the oven in the same position it fell.
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    Fan baked in the oven.
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    Dundee have a look at Ryan’s pattie. That is how venison should be cooked.
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    Italian food,cooked by an Iraqi and eaten in Sweden.
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    Quote Originally Posted by GDMP View Post
    Tell me....do the Swede's eat swede?......used to have a bit of boiled swede when I lived down in Southland,not bad if mashed and a bit of pepper and salt added.
    Would that depend on what she looks like?
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  11. 19-07-2019, 06:25 AM #5320
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    Quote Originally Posted by Beaker View Post
    Would that depend on what she looks like?
    It is my experience Beaker that every female Swede looks pretty yummy.
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  12. 23-07-2019, 11:43 PM #5321
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    Busy life busy wife so the Ruahine Range venny was cooked in the slow cooker tonight.
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    Freezers getting low,no trout left bugger all venny, time to get out again.
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    Venny shoulder and shank meat stew , 8 hours in the slow cooker , absolutely beautiful !Name: 2256507A-E15E-4424-90C8-707C6621A439.jpeg Views: 306 Size: 2.18 MBName: 0639346C-6592-40F4-954F-CDB15449F60F.jpeg Views: 331 Size: 2.43 MB
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  14. 24-07-2019, 09:26 PM #5323
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    Quote Originally Posted by Lucky View Post
    Venny shoulder and shank meat stew , 8 hours in the slow cooker , absolutely beautiful !Attachment 116125Attachment 116126
    That looks just like I had made it except it hasnt got any cracked pepper on it yet
    Love Veni shanks/stews.
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  15. 24-07-2019, 10:09 PM #5324
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    Not dinner ( was home made lasagna, and good)

    Just a snack - fresh shitake mushrooms, tomatoes, cheese, eggs and some shaved ham. Doesn't look good, but tastes great
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    And after fire ...
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    Venni bangers

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