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    Chucked a couple rabbit legs on the BBQ with the sausages.....Superb!
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    We managed to score a nice condition Sika yearling on Friday. Brisket and watercress with some home grown spuds was decided as the first meal of choice as per below pics:

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    With a bit of pumpkin and kumera, was a tasty meal last night and breakfast today.

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    Wanting to do something different with the trout I've been catching lately, I decided to have a crack at a raw fish dish.
    Trout filleted and cut into chunks, soaked in lemon juice for 2 hours.
    Red onion, cherry tomatoes and cucumber rough cut and soaked in white vinegar.
    Drain fluids, combine and pour over can of coconut cream then into fridge for few hours.
    For a first crack I thought it turned out bloody tasty
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    Mmm I think I'll stick too crumbed trout,chips and egg.
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    And add watties
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    Quote Originally Posted by Dundee View Post
    Mmm I think I'll stick too crumbed trout,chips and egg.
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    And add watties
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    Home from work drinks, quick snack needed.
    Bacon, egg, cheese and tomato sauce sami.
    Bloody great tasting and ugly. Awesome.
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    Please excuse spelling, as finger speed is sometimes behind brain spped........ Or maybe the other wayy.....

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    Beaker....Hell Yeah!!!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Beaker View Post
    Home from work drinks, quick snack needed.
    Bacon, egg, cheese and tomato sauce sami.
    Bloody great tasting and ugly. Awesome.
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    That was breakfast this morning perfect
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    Quote Originally Posted by Beaker View Post
    Home from work drinks, quick snack needed.
    Bacon, egg, cheese and tomato sauce sami.
    Bloody great tasting and ugly. Awesome.
    Nice, that would’ve hit the spot after a few beers. But you lose some marks due to the lack of butter
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    Quote Originally Posted by 7.62 View Post
    Nice, that would’ve hit the spot after a few beers. But you lose some marks due to the lack of butter
    Yes, I'll take the point loss for no butter....
    However the bacon went straight from pan to cheese, and I didn't shake off/drain the bacon fat, AND the egg was cooked in the bacon fat. Maybe half a point back?
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    The most desirable type of food especially after a few beers.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Beaker View Post
    Yes, I'll take the point loss for no butter....
    However the bacon went straight from pan to cheese, and I didn't shake off/drain the bacon fat, AND the egg was cooked in the bacon fat. Maybe half a point back?
    Nope, you still lose the full point as your actions above were just sticking to the norm. The average blokes book of snack food etiquette requires a tripling down on solid fats for a proper heart stopper ( hence Bacon fat, Cheese and Butter).
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    Haven’t used the pellet grill this year (sad state of affairs really!) but fired it up this afternoon while doing some DIY: BBQ pork belly burnt ends, pretty damn good

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    Corn..... Fuck we have been having it 5-6 nights a week lately. On bbq in husk at gentle heat then degloved and plenty of salt and butter. I don't mind it but I must admit I am a little worried if we run out the Wife may wake me up with a shank between the ribs.

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    Last night the wife made some stuffed sausages with our wild veni/pork mix sausages.....then there was a late night snack for me and the kids of sashimi kahawai
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