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    Post  Benjiman Fri May 27, 2011 8:11 am

    So guys couldn't find a topic on this and certainly nothing that wasn't too old.
    Anyway in times of war its better to beg forgiveness than ask permission... or in this case look.



    So who cooks, bakes or just plain makes food deserts or drinks for the hell of it?



    Rush job against the cook book, what do you think?
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    Well truth be told, that was the last of a decent batch of muffins made into a cake, but I gave it a red hot go.


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    Post  oznerfnerd Fri May 27, 2011 3:21 pm

    What do I think?

    Well...I think think this post is really legendary!!!

    What else have you been giving a "red hot go"?

    Sorry mate, just mucking around.

    I waited for ages for someone to do it, it had to be done.



    WOW!! My post got censored automatically!

    I didn't say legendary, I said legendary!

    Dammit, it did it again!

    How come you guys get to swear and say things about each others sexuality??
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    Post  Brunius Fri May 27, 2011 3:55 pm

    oznerfnerd wrote:What do I think?

    Well...I think think this post is really legendary!!!

    What else have you been giving a "red hot go"?

    Sorry mate, just mucking around.

    I waited for ages for someone to do it, it had to be done.



    WOW!! My post got censored automatically!

    I didn't say legendary, I said legendary!

    Dammit, it did it again!

    How come you guys get to swear and say things about each others sexuality??

    I'm gonna say it's something along the lines of it's all in a good-natured bs manner. Which I didn't really pick up on much of in your post. Just a guess, though...
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    Post  oznerfnerd Fri May 27, 2011 4:08 pm

    Brunius wrote:
    oznerfnerd wrote:What do I think?

    Well...I think think this post is really legendary!!!

    What else have you been giving a "red hot go"?

    Sorry mate, just mucking around.

    I waited for ages for someone to do it, it had to be done.



    WOW!! My post got censored automatically!

    I didn't say legendary, I said legendary!

    Dammit, it did it again!

    How come you guys get to swear and say things about each others sexuality??

    I'm gonna say it's something along the lines of it's all in a good-natured bs manner. Which I didn't really pick up on much of in your post. Just a guess, though...

    Plainly dry humor mate.
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    Post  Silent Scope Fri May 27, 2011 5:44 pm

    Cam, this thread is about what culinary, barista, or mixology skills you have, not some random guy's video on the Youtubes bro...

    Anyways, I have a penchant for heart attacks:
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    I also make cocktails for a living. I may upload one of my more embarrassing photos of me shaking a Boston shaker one day if I can get them off my customers.
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    Post  clunk07 Sat May 28, 2011 2:39 am

    Garlic and chilli Redclaw:

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    Cheers,
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    Post  matt.chopper Sat May 28, 2011 6:53 am

    Mmmmm crab lol.
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    Post  redcricket077 Sat May 28, 2011 7:16 am

    Clunk is legendary. He can cook crab and Nerf. 'Nuff Said
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    Post  bbqbeefburgerman Sat May 28, 2011 7:31 am

    Are those meant to be s'mores?
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    Post  oznerfnerd Sat May 28, 2011 7:51 am

    clunk07 wrote:Garlic and chilli Redclaw:

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    Cheers,

    You've been going to Lake Fairburn haven't you, you lucky bugger.

    I took the boat there once for a week and we got about 400 of those things.

    Before that, I'd never even seen a redclaw.

    They are absolutely delicious done that way!
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    Post  Unknown Sat May 28, 2011 8:26 am

    As a part of our HEC class I made a giant pizza this friday (27th) as well as chicken salad in an edible bowl.

    I'm not really a fan of cooking but I love the end result

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    Post  clunk07 Sat May 28, 2011 11:50 am

    oznerfnerd wrote:
    clunk07 wrote:Garlic and chilli Redclaw:

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    Cheers,

    You've been going to Lake Fairburn haven't you, you lucky bugger.

    I took the boat there once for a week and we got about 400 of those things.

    Before that, I'd never even seen a redclaw.

    They are absolutely delicious done that way!

    Nah, I don't head to Fairbairn much. We have the Bedford weir about 30km out of town, and it's the same, full of redclaw. They are rather tasty, aren't they!! haha

    lolz @ Matt, they're not crabs mate. Try this:

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    But, here's a crab we caught in February :

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    Caught this a few weeks ago, and is destined for the dinner table tomorrow night:

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    Post  matt.chopper Sat May 28, 2011 12:04 pm

    Wow I fail lol.

    Thats a whopper of a fish mate.

    Reminds me when I went deep sea fishing. They reeled in a shark and the next second the guy stabbed it in the head, will never forget that lol.
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    Post  clunk07 Sat May 28, 2011 12:10 pm

    yeh, we caught 7 about that size in a couple of hours. Measured at 86cm, and we got 4kg of fillets off of it!! Gonna be tasty tomorrow night.
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    Post  Psykka Sat May 28, 2011 1:50 pm

    Is that you in the photo Clunk? Awesome catch btw.
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    Post  Luke Sat May 28, 2011 1:54 pm

    God, Stop making me Hungry!!!
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    Post  clunk07 Sat May 28, 2011 3:07 pm

    Psykka wrote:Is that you in the photo Clunk? Awesome catch btw.

    Yeh dude, that's my ugly mug. It was an awesome fish, 3am in the morning, and they started smashing our live baits. One of the best trips I've had.

    Oh, did I mention the 5 sea snakes that we caught prior to the Barra..
    6ft rod, 4ft snake, 14ft tinny = fairly stressful situation.
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    Post  Psykka Sat May 28, 2011 3:29 pm

    Hardcore!

    Props on having a beard too. You know what they say. No beard, no good.
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    Post  238232 Sat May 28, 2011 3:46 pm

    Psykka wrote:
    Props on having a beard too. You know what they say. No beard, no good.

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    Post  clunk07 Sat May 28, 2011 4:43 pm

    Psykka wrote:Hardcore!

    Props on having a beard too. You know what they say. No beard, no good.

    haha!! Cheers mate, but it's back to a goatee now. I spent 6 weeks growing it just for the fishing trip, to prevent a bit of sunburn. Then we ended up only fishing in the later afternoon, and all night!!

    Sometimes you can be too prepared.

    On a separate note, some Red Emperor wings we cooked up the other week, from the same fishing trip:

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    And a hangi that we did for my brother's engagement party. We fed 150 or so people that night, and this is half of the food before we put it in the hole to cook:

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    Cheers,





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    Post  238232 Sat May 28, 2011 5:01 pm

    That hangi would've been awesome. Did you get all the meat from a farmer, or does your butcher now consider you his best friend?
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    Post  clunk07 Sat May 28, 2011 7:09 pm

    238232 wrote:That hangi would've been awesome. Did you get all the meat from a farmer, or does your butcher now consider you his best friend?

    We only got the lamb from the butcher's. The beef came from my Uncle's farm, and the chicken and pork came from the in-laws farm. So, it was pretty fresh produce!!

    Was a really good feed too haha
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    Post  yeahryan Sat May 28, 2011 11:26 pm

    Im a baker/pastry chef so im really interested in bread and deserts. Im always making bread at home especialy sourdough:D.
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    Post  matt.chopper Sun May 29, 2011 1:47 am

    clunk07 wrote:
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    Lol you remind me of my family. Always food left over.
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    Post  mull Sun May 29, 2011 7:27 am

    clunk07 wrote:We only got the lamb from the butcher's. The beef came from my Uncle's farm, and the chicken and pork came from the in-laws farm. So, it was pretty fresh produce!!
    As in freshly slaughtered?
    Chicken's fine, but I'm under the impression that beef needs to be aged somewhat to get beyond the rigor mortis stage, making the meat more tender and develop flavour.

    Half a decade ago, we had a freshly shot deer placed on the table in the backyard with the BBQ and stoves running.
    Basically, the still warm carcass was carved up by our butcher friend, on the fly, seasoned and whacked straight onto a heat source.
    The meat was awesome but I have no idea where the pelt went afterwards...
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    Post  redcricket077 Sun May 29, 2011 8:05 am

    Fresh meat is win. Although it does feel weird when you saw the animal before it got slaughtered.
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    Post  clunk07 Sun May 29, 2011 9:00 am

    We generally hang our quartered carcass for about 2 weeks, before butchering it. Improves taste and tenderness.
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    Post  mull Sun May 29, 2011 12:05 pm

    redcricket077 wrote:Fresh meat is win. Although it does feel weird when you saw the animal before it got slaughtered.
    Not me.
    I have had a feast involving plenty of duck, that's considered barbaric by Western standards (silly people who never seen the slaughtering work).

    2 notable dishes:
    - Vietnamese blood pizza
    Collect blood from freshly slaughtered duck (straight from the neck while it spasms) and put onto plate with a sprinkling of other cooked duck bits.
    Raw blood congeals and holds everything together like a pizza base. Scoop it up with a rice cracker like nachos.
    Google it for better description and pictures.

    - Balut
    Cooked, half-developed ducklings in the egg. Wiki it.

    I have a rough saying for this: "Massacre the parents. Eat their flesh and drink their blood. Eat their babies too."
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    Post  clunk07 Sun May 29, 2011 12:47 pm

    Doing "the kill" has never phased me, but scalding the chicken's to get all the feather's off is probably the worst smelling thing I have ever experienced. Think Wet dog x 1000000000000000000.

    Mull, you can have the duck mate, think I'll stick to pig and cow, maybe a bit of emu and roo, but that's it. haha

    My effort's for Alexya's 1st birthday last year:

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    Post  False Tue Jun 28, 2011 3:46 am

    Was supposed to be a chocolate and caramel tart but I accidentally mixed the caramel with the chocolate and it didn't form or set very well:

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    Chocolate mudcake:

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