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westendlass

23-01-2015 09:33

Re: Kangaroo, Ostrich & Crocodile?

Give me beef stew and big fluffy dumplings any day, you know where you are with that!

DaveinGermany

23-01-2015 17:33

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Originally Posted by westendlass (Post 1130723)

big fluffy dumplings

:D Ah ...... big fluffy dumplings ....... And now back to the real world! ;)

lettie

24-01-2015 12:13

Re: Kangaroo, Ostrich & Crocodile?

Crocodile meat is lovely, it has the texture of pork and tastes similar to chicken. I love kangaroo meat and usually buy it from the fella who comes to Accy food festival.

It has to be served rare otherwise it goes tough during cooking as there is hardly any fat in it. It tastes quite similar to venison so it is quite a strong meat but I love it. If you are not a fan of rare meat then kangaroo is not for you :D

I've never had ostrich but would give it a try :-)

Studio25

24-01-2015 20:36

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Originally Posted by lettie (Post 1130824)

...I love kangaroo meat.... It has to be served rare otherwise it goes tough during cooking...

That must be where I'm going wrong. Might have to give it another shot.

Accyexplorer

25-01-2015 09:53

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Originally Posted by westendlass (Post 1130723)

Give me beef stew and big fluffy dumplings any day, you know where you are with that!

After a "72-hour shift at t'pit" and a "43-mile walk in the snow wearing clothes made from sacks" you can't beat stew and dumpling....like you say "you know where your at" :).

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=I2AcJSkUw6M

Gordon Booth

25-01-2015 10:46

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Na that weren't fair- his dad throwin his mam ont't fire!
My dad always said as we only had a fire once a week we had to share it. If he threw mam on she'd get warmer than't rest of us.
He alus said fairest way were throw her out't front door int't snow drifts then t'other 9 of us could get warmer. He were alus fair, my dad.

Accyexplorer

26-01-2015 11:32

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Originally Posted by Restless (Post 1130651)

I used to like Steak Canadians and god knows what combination of animal went into making those

I assume that was before you went onto tins ;)

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Christmas 2013: Xmas dinner in a tin ? Christmas Tinner ? launched by Game | Metro News

Restless

26-01-2015 19:57

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Originally Posted by Accyexplorer (Post 1131035)

I assume that was before you went onto tins ;)

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Christmas 2013: Xmas dinner in a tin ? Christmas Tinner ? launched by Game | Metro News

but yet in that picture they are obviously playing console games. Have you seen the PC section in 'game' its a joke.

I could never eat that. Xmas pudding. YAK

Oh..that DVD box... looks like one of those sold by pc cellular in 100's

Accyexplorer

26-01-2015 21:06

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No I can't say I've been in game,I'll have to take your word for it.

perhaps "whole chicken in a tin" is more up your street? :eek:

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Restless

26-01-2015 22:16

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Originally Posted by Accyexplorer (Post 1131097)

No I can't say I've been in game,I'll have to take your word for it.

perhaps "whole chicken in a tin" is more up your street? :eek:

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Prefer bacon grill miself

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