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    Still be better for you than a macs of BK
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    glad to see no rabbit food,i would munch that burger
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    Double meat hash (chorizo/corned beef), with a side of corned beef and carrots cooked with corned beef. Meat sweats on!!
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    bachin it tonight, put some lamb neck chops in the slow cooker and set the bread up before work this morning, no more then ten minutes prep.

    Set the timer on the bread so it pinged when I got in the door, chops were perfectly done.

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    Dropped a few pounds of christmas baggage an mrs gone away for cupla days so figured it was time to slap something together worthy of this thread. Browned up some floured/seasoned diced steak along with bacon and onions, put in slow cooker with a maggi gravy mix before work.

    Was suppose to last me two nights but fuck its so damn good, that aint guna happen

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    Meat sweats on!!
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    I think I will subscribe to this thread. It is has good artery hardening potential
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    Quote Originally Posted by big_foot View Post
    I know we've already got a dinner thread but I'm seeing a lot of salad turning up, and as Homer Simpson, in all his wisdom says "you don't make friends with salad!"

    So I figured I'd crank up a thread dedicated to good MAN FOOD!!

    I'll get us started, Had burgers the other night, check out this bad boy...

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    Bun
    BBQ sauce
    Mustard
    Onion
    Beef patty
    Cheese
    Bacon
    Sausage patty
    Cheese
    Egg
    Bun
    BOOM!!

    Watch this space coz tomorrow night I'm taking this shit to the next level

    Feel free to add your own MAN FOOD just remember KEEP THE VEGES TO A MINIMUM!!
    Very nice looking burger........next time put a fucking venison meat paddy in there otherwise its just a city slickers burger on roids.

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    So as promised tonight's dinner was a culinary masterpeice. I've been considering the concept for sometime now and finally my imagination has materialised this...

    The BREAKFAST PIE!!

    Now I'm not talking cornflakes and coco pops, we've got bacon, sausages, eggs, mushrooms, potato and onion, with a fine flaky puff pastry subbing the toast.

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    Last night I steamed bacon hock for a couple of hours till it flared out off the bone, cut her up into little chunks put i back in the pot with fresh water just to cover it(using the original juice would have ended up way to salty)

    Fried up a pack of pork breakfast sausages, added to pot.

    Fried onions in sausage fat till nice and brown, added to pot.

    Fried mushrooms in butter,added to pot.

    Simmered the brew down till she was nice and thick, added creamy mashed spuds from the night before (mashed spuds and onion in place of hash brown)

    Left to cool, about 3pm today loaded her all into the pastry, an hour at 170c fan bake.

    Final result was outa this world awsome, and plenty for lunch tomorrow

    And yes I would have loved to use wild bacon an veny bangers but a mans gotta use what tools he has available.

    p.s. for those who are wondering where to grilled tomatoes are I'm not into those on my breakfast and it would've pushed the vege count a bit high.

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    Quote Originally Posted by big_foot View Post
    So as promised tonight's dinner was a culinary masterpeice. I've been considering the concept for sometime now and finally my imagination has materialised this...

    The BREAKFAST PIE!!

    Now I'm not talking cornflakes and coco pops, we've got bacon, sausages, eggs, mushrooms, potato and onion, with a fine flaky puff pastry subbing the toast.

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    Last night I steamed bacon hock for a couple of hours till it flared out off the bone, cut her up into little chunks put i back in the pot with fresh water just to cover it(using the original juice would have ended up way to salty)

    Fried up a pack of pork breakfast sausages, added to pot.

    Fried onions in sausage fat till nice and brown, added to pot.

    Fried mushrooms in butter,added to pot.

    Simmered the brew down till she was nice and thick, added creamy mashed spuds from the night before (mashed spuds and onion in place of hash brown)

    Left to cool, about 3pm today loaded her all into the pastry, an hour at 170c fan bake.

    Final result was outa this world awsome, and plenty for lunch tomorrow

    And yes I would have loved to use wild bacon an veny bangers but a mans gotta use what tools he has available.

    p.s. for those who are wondering where to grilled tomatoes are I'm not into those on my breakfast and it would've pushed the vege count a bit high.
    Bloody marvelous.
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    What more do we need? If we are above ground and breathing the rest is up to us!
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    Rule 2: Always point firearms in a safe direction
    Rule 3: Load a firearm only when ready to fire
    Rule 4: Identify your target beyond all doubt
    Rule 5: Check your firing zone
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    Rule 7: Avoid alcohol and drugs when handling firearms

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    Quote Originally Posted by big_foot View Post
    So as promised tonight's dinner was a culinary masterpeice. I've been considering the concept for sometime now and finally my imagination has materialised this...

    The BREAKFAST PIE!!

    Now I'm not talking cornflakes and coco pops, we've got bacon, sausages, eggs, mushrooms, potato and onion, with a fine flaky puff pastry subbing the toast.

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    Last night I steamed bacon hock for a couple of hours till it flared out off the bone, cut her up into little chunks put i back in the pot with fresh water just to cover it(using the original juice would have ended up way to salty)

    Fried up a pack of pork breakfast sausages, added to pot.

    Fried onions in sausage fat till nice and brown, added to pot.

    Fried mushrooms in butter,added to pot.

    Simmered the brew down till she was nice and thick, added creamy mashed spuds from the night before (mashed spuds and onion in place of hash brown)

    Left to cool, about 3pm today loaded her all into the pastry, an hour at 170c fan bake.

    Final result was outa this world awsome, and plenty for lunch tomorrow

    And yes I would have loved to use wild bacon an veny bangers but a mans gotta use what tools he has available.

    p.s. for those who are wondering where to grilled tomatoes are I'm not into those on my breakfast and it would've pushed the vege count a bit high.
    i likes ya style bigfoot-gonna give it a bloody try ,cause me thinks youre onto it squire.
    Is it compulsory to have the DB sauce condiment ,or is that up to the taste buds.
    how good is a gutsful if a mans contemplating askin the other half for a spot of lengthwise lambada or suchlike
    would it sustain ya if she decides to give you the no knickers 100%no folds barred workout??
    imean shed be a waste of good pie if you had to rise for a chunder in the middle of a frisky ride.

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    Quote Originally Posted by kotuku View Post
    i likes ya style bigfoot-gonna give it a bloody try ,cause me thinks youre onto it squire.
    Is it compulsory to have the DB sauce condiment ,or is that up to the taste buds.
    how good is a gutsful if a mans contemplating askin the other half for a spot of lengthwise lambada or suchlike
    would it sustain ya if she decides to give you the no knickers 100%no folds barred workout??
    imean shed be a waste of good pie if you had to rise for a chunder in the middle of a frisky ride.
    A true mans gut would never waste such fine cuisine, even in the act of servicing the good lady. Hey whats the old saying "the longer the the nail, the bigger the hammer"

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    you got talent there Sasquatch
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    Take out the mushrooms and you will have a winner
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    DB Bitter? do they still make that beer???
    Pie looks bloody good

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    Quote Originally Posted by Gibo View Post
    DB Bitter? do they still make that beer???
    Pie looks bloody good
    Ha yea thats what I thought when I saw it, never tried it so thought I'd take it for a hoon.

 

 

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