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  1. 01-04-2020, 07:55 PM #1
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    Quote Originally Posted by bomber View Post
    Lambs Fry and Bacon on Kumara and Parsnip Mash, My Favorite..... not so much the lambs favorite anymore tho.

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    looks bloody great! one of my favorite breakfasts....probably even go the bomber as well
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    Quote Originally Posted by veitnamcam View Post
    looks bloody great! one of my favorite breakfasts....probably even go the bomber as well
    Its lockdown who cares what you have for breakfast...a decent Bomber or Tui ...shit I meant two not Tui

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  3. 01-04-2020, 08:00 PM #3
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    I love lambs fry and bacon. There was a place down on the Auckland waterfront that made it with a whole grain mustard sauce as a breakfast dish. It was bloody brilliant.
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    Hare legs in the slow cooker.
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    "Thats not a knife, this is a knife"
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    Quote Originally Posted by Dundee View Post
    Hare legs in the slow cooker.
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    Mrs T s dinner looks awesome.

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    Venison shank Potjie cooked in the pizza oven.
    Cross cut the shanks into neck chop size pieces, an onion, a tin of tomatoes, 5 rashes of bacon, carrots, spuds, couple of vegetable oxo cubes, a few spices, 2 table spoons of curry, 750ml water.
    4 hours in the pizza oven on a low heat.

    Served with rice and some peas and corn.

    Dang it was tasty!! And there is enough for dinner tomorrow.

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    Damn shanks make a tasty meal. When all that connective tissue breaks down they are just the best. All that bone marrow must add to the flavour too!
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    Some ribs I cooked a couple of weeks ago

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    Any spare? I couldn’t help myself.
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    Rump steak, home fries and steamed vege with cheese sauce. Cheese sauce makes everything soooo good!
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    [QUOTE=Chelsea;976906]Rump steak, home fries and steamed vege with cheese sauce. Cheese sauce makes everything soooo good!
    Yes - presentation ala expertesa
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    Wifey drowns everything in (packet) cheese sauce....not a fan.
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    Quote Originally Posted by veitnamcam View Post
    Wifey drowns everything in (packet) cheese sauce....not a fan.
    No!!!!!! Can’t beat made from scratch
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    Quote Originally Posted by Chelsea View Post
    No!!!!!! Can’t beat made from scratch
    Yeah yea I know
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    Crispy skin North Canterbury mallards for dinner tonight....kids proclaim best dinner ever (well at least till next best dinner).
    Bittersweet as that was my last lot of breasts till I can shoot some more.....
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