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    Lamb burgers with bacon, cheddar, mustard pickle, smokehouse seeded mustard, tomato and onion rings served with thick chips seasoned with rosemary and sea salt.....nom nom

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    Simple food here. Beef burgers home made and home made pickled red onion slices , wedges and home made garlic oil, fried scallops.Name:  20250209_172111.jpg
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    Please excuse spelling, as finger speed is sometimes behind brain spped........ Or maybe the other wayy.....

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    Been away living the high life of smoked lamb roast and creamed Paua etc....get home garden gone wild.
    4 bits of toast mostly covered and only did about 2/3 of the tomato!
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    Quote Originally Posted by veitnamcam View Post
    Been away living the high life of smoked lamb roast and creamed Paua etc....get home garden gone wild.
    4 bits of toast mostly covered and only did about 2/3 of the tomato!
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    Quote Originally Posted by veitnamcam View Post
    Been away living the high life of smoked lamb roast and creamed Paua etc....get home garden gone wild.
    4 bits of toast mostly covered and only did about 2/3 of the tomato!
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    Literally craving a tomato Sammy right now!

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    I thought it would be a good idea to scale a snapper fillets and wings to smoke in the charcoal Webber.
    It's not a good idea don't do it.
    Leave the scales on or it sticks to the rack and makes a mess.
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    Yellowfin tuna sashimi with nam jim sauce for lunch. This has become our favourite fish dish over summer.


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    I would Hoover down that sashimi …………. After picking off all of the coriander. Such a polarising herb. You either like it or not and I am definitely in the camp of not.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Rushy View Post
    I would Hoover down that sashimi …………. After picking off all of the coriander. Such a polarising herb. You either like it or not and I am definitely in the camp of not.
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    Please excuse spelling, as finger speed is sometimes behind brain spped........ Or maybe the other wayy.....

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    Quote Originally Posted by Beaker View Post
    Coriander is essential herb for cooing lamb, matron, offal or some fishes and seafood in my culinary notebook. Yeah I know there is international no coriander day....
    We have grown our own basil for over 10 years now in our old home since I like spaghetti, but do `t eat very often. I know an Italian chef in Germany when I travel to our HQ and I used to eat in his restaurant by myself usual in weekend or night, and they guy did tells me something about the real spaghetti.
    So be it

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    Brilliant mate.
    It takes 43 muscle's to frown and 17 to smile, but only 3 for proper trigger pull.
    What more do we need? If we are above ground and breathing the rest is up to us!
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    Some brisket in the slow cooker, ended up down at the river to eat it.

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    Fried up some shallots and tomatoes, when done added some fried tender venison bits, the boss thought it was yum, so did I.

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    Wife wasn't fond of curried shank, she thought chops would be better. The curry will keep me going for a couple of days, still room for more chops for breakfast.
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    Little wild pork shoulder in the webber.
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    Minimal snake only 2 rows of bricks and only two lump charcoalto start, apple wood for smoke...covered at 3 hrs.6hrs later I couldn't pick it up it all fell to bits including ribcage.

    Over cooked the corn but was waiting on Wifey to make a salad
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