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Old 09-01-2010, 02:09 AM   #31
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This is a must...



No Chooker,no problemo...

Oven pan covered with foil...



Chuck in some spuds,onion...







The juice that comes outa the meat is what ya make your gravey outa

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Dude, that looks Effen delicious!
It absolutley effen was......

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You're welcome anytime, as long as you bring beer!
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Looks tops Dan, ill add my name to the invite list to. Speaking of food i think its time for another steak, beer and photoshoot night.
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I agree with that......
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hey vic have you tried any lamb in that pot before? would be very interested to see what meat other than poultry would be like in it. looks sooo damn mouth watering!!!


I have an awesome and heaps easy recipe for lasagne!
i'm not a white sauce fan in my lasagnes and for that reason my recipe has only 4 main ingredients.
1. your favourite pasta sauce 500g
2. 500g of your favourite mince, i use very lean beef mince
3. ready made fresh pasta sheets, latina are the best as the san remo ones often dont' come apart in one peice
4. your favourite grated cheese. i use perfect italiano pizza plau as it has parmesan and mozzarella in it already.

you may also want extra garlic and anything else you may want to add.

basically brown off the mince with olive oil in a medium saucepan.
when the mince has browned off, add the pasta sauce and allow to simmer for 5-6 mins on a low heat.
then grease a lasagne dish and start layering it together. you should get enough for 4 medium sized portions and about 5 layers from a dish that would be about an A4 peice of paper in area.
spread cheese over the last layer to cover the top sheet then place ina pre-heated oven at 180 degrees for about 25-30 mins or until cheese has browned off.

enjoy!

the recipes on are here are awesome and i can't wait to see whats on the menu next!!!
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mmmmmmm lasagne!!! That sounds awesome actually!!!

DJM83, what is this Steak, Beer & Photoshoot night you speak of? The idea behind it sounds good, might have to get some of the SA Boys behind having one over here!
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Quite self explanatory really.....
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hey vic have you tried any lamb in that pot before? would be very interested to see what meat other than poultry would be like in it. looks sooo damn mouth watering!!!

Sure have... : : :

De bone it,criss cross score the skin,garlic slivers cut into it,duck fat or olive oil on the outer,sprinkle with rock salt,Nostimini (This stuff )

Then brown the outer all over in a hot cast iron pan,then chuck it in the chooka

Cos it's deboned,easy to carve...If ya can get it out in one piece...

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jesus thats the strangest cooking kit iv seen,looks like a helmet ,didnt know there were some great cooks on here: )iv gorn nuts on the slow cooker ,done some killer roats,cornd beef etc,
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jesus thats the strangest cooking kit iv seen,looks like a helmet ,didnt know there were some great cooks on here: )iv gorn nuts on the slow cooker ,done some killer roats,cornd beef etc,
Well that thing is basically a slow cooker,but cos it's clay,it retains the flavour of the last thing cooked in it(subtly) which makes things interesting...

vik...I love it...
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Vik, love your use of the nandos sauce there! i know this is for slightly more gourmet stuff, but my idea of drunk night heaven is the extra hot sauce smothered on a maccas burger and fries. call me crazy but it goes down a treat..

anyway, a little appetizer for everyone who likes to try new things, just a small one and VERY easy!

prosciutto and rockmelon.
go to your local FRESH FRUIT AND VEG(stress the fresh here) and grab a rockmelon.

head to a smallgoods shop, a good one, not coles or foodland, somewhere family owned and italian if you can, and pick up a few hundred grams of good prosciutto.

once at home, slice the rockmelon into bitesized peices and wrap gently in the prosciutto, use a toothpick to secure the meat to the fruit.

chop a few cherry tomatoes and mix in a small bowl with some good quality olive oil(we use coriole) and drizzle the olive oil and tomato mix over the prosciutto and melon. sprig of mint and you're done! good little appetizer. be warned, it can be a bit of an acquired taste with the tomato, so you may wish to omit this.

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This is how I do my lamb.

'Stab" lamb and insert freshly sliced garlick
Rub lamb with some vegie oil
Season with Cracked Pepper, Salt, rosemary (fresh if ya can) and chilli flakes.
Place some fresh Mint Leaves over the lamb
Place Lamb on some fresh, thick slices of garlick and Mint stems
Cover in foil and place in fridge for an hour
Preheat over to MAX for at least 20 mins
Reduce heat to about 150 degrees (Fan forced gas oven in use BTW)
Stick in lamb, uncovered
Leave for 5 hours..(I normally head down to bowlo for some pre dinner beers) your house will smell bloody tasty.

Stick your fav vegies (I do spuds, sweet spuds, Pumkin with skin on, carrots, onions and a few roasted garlic cloves) having seasoned with salt, cracked pepper, ground cummin and corriander. Toss rest of mint leaves in for flavour. I usually put them n 3 hours out (Well somen does as Im at the bowlo)

Remove form oven after 5 hours and let rest, covered for at least 15 minutes - turn up the heat to brown the vegies.

Call ya Mum and ask for her secret pan juice grazy mix.

Eat the shank whilst the dog drools at the door

Carve, serve and enjoy.

Ive been found knawing on the bone after carving...i may be an animal!!!
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Ive been found knawing on the bone after carving...i may be an animal!!!

vik...Sounds normal to me...!!! :
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I don't blame you, that sounds damn delicious!!! Its been far too long since I've had decent lamb. The extent of my lamb these days tends to be chops.
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someone, organize a cook-off(vik i wanna try that clay cooker thingo out) beer, food and enjoy. eh??
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....call me crazy but it goes down a treat....
You're crazy.

However, I agree with your rockmelon and prosciutto niblets.

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There is no such thing as decent lamb.

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There is no such thing as decent lamb.

You sir... are soo wrong... : : :

Here is an easy one for you,I'll even take happys of what to do...

Get a tray of these



Some middle bacon rashers,rind on or off,up to you,but I like to leave it on when cookin em on the bbq grill cos they chrisp up...



De bone the meat,just like a mini T bone,cut around the bone so the meat stays in one piece,but that dont matter much...



Give the fat and the bone to your pig dog...Every body happy then...



Fold that bacon meat end to match the width of the rind,then wrap the lamb with it,secure it with SS pins or tooth picks,sprinkle with Nostimini and grill



vik... Wash down with a nice South Australian red... : : :
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However, I agree with your rockmelon and prosciutto niblets.



There is no such thing as decent lamb.

I know, Sam would be disappointed in me.
Vik, love your use of the nandos sauce there! i know this is for slightly more gourmet stuff, but my idea of drunk night heaven is the extra hot sauce smothered on a maccas burger and fries. call me crazy but it goes down a treat..

You blokes should get on to this stuff...
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Dindins tonight...



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vik...Off to Dan Murphys...
are you sure there will be enuff there for me as well?
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are you sure there will be enuff there for me as well?



They actually look small in the happy...

vik... Depends on how well ya eat. :
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Vik, love your use of the nandos sauce there! i know this is for slightly more gourmet stuff, but my idea of drunk night heaven is the extra hot sauce smothered on a maccas burger and fries. call me crazy but it goes down a treat..

You blokes should get on to this stuff...
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vik...Great taste,not just heat...
Good to see another chilli eater on here!

Love the stuff.

I've been into the 'chilli willies' brand at the moment, namely the sauce called, 'Bottomning Inferno'...It's hot stuff, blows ya sideways.
http://www.chilliwillies.com.au/

Other than that, I usually stick to Nandos extra hot peri peri or some plain old Trident sweet chilli.
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Good to see another chilli eater on here!

Love the stuff.

I've been into the 'chilli willies' brand at the moment, namely the sauce called, 'Bottomning Inferno'...It's hot stuff, blows ya sideways.
http://www.chilliwillies.com.au/

Other than that, I usually stick to Nandos extra hot peri peri or some plain old Trident sweet chilli.
Chilli Mojo not a bad shop,used to be on The Parade but have moved up Magil Rd







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I've always wanted to give this bad boy a shot...'Off the wall diner' in Brisbane.

http://www.supersizedmeals.com/food/...Hottest_Burger

That cookbook looks to be the go! I might try hunt down a copy!
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I've always wanted to give this bad boy a shot...'Off the wall diner' in Brisbane.

http://www.supersizedmeals.com/food/...Hottest_Burger

That cookbook looks to be the go! I might try hunt down a copy!
Got it through Amazon I reckon

vik...Good book...!!!
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Had these for dindins...All I need now is a tooth pick...



Had a few left over,so pull the pins and make some of these for grubb tomorra...

Instead of beef,lamb mignon burgers...



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looks great Vik. where do you buy that sauce from, just local supermarkets? looks a bit more of a specialty to me.

did you try the rockmelon/prosciutto idea peut?

edit: that burger looks fantastic, i actually had a really good burger for tea tonight,

homemade beef patty with some coriander in the mix, roasted capsicum, zucchini, eggplant(odd combo but it works) and some nandos sauce. dad considered the nandos blasphemy but it went down well. oh, lettuce tomato and onion added too.

mums doing a vietnamese style banquet for some friends soon, ill throw up pics and recipes.
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Not yet, though I did buy some prosciutto tonight in preparation for it.

Coriander is gross, btw.
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give me chilli. i want something that melts my face off going in, and hurts twice as much coming out... mmmmmmmm
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where do you buy that sauce from, just local supermarkets? looks a bit more of a specialty to me.

http://www.australianexplorer.com/re...81/profile.htm

I would be amazed other states aint got such a shop...

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