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earthbound
 Post subject: Re: whats for supper?
PostPosted: Thu Mar 17, 2011 7:19 pm 
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And I guess if I have it down to 7 minutes, then I can cook one up for everyone.... :confused: `

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Beef and Guinness pie, what else? :D

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im glad to see this thread is popular. we got some real eaters here.
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Bloody leftovers
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 Post subject: Re: whats for supper?
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Same, but it is a really nice potato and cabbage soup :fart:

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Simo wrote:
Beef and Guinness pie, what else? :D


YUUUUUUMMMMMMMMM :rock:

I like to make Beef and Coopers Best Extra Stout Pie!
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big worm
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one guess.....this is the first cornish/cross run thru the wizbang plucker

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yV14Rbed ... playnext=1
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Simo
 Post subject: Re: whats for supper?
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:shock: Damn Big worm, that is the plumpest looking chook I ever did see.

We need a drool smiley.

Chicken satay with egg plant and okra curry and rice for me tonight, I think I picked the okra too late as they were 6 inch long and a bit too tough to chew, so I just split them open to let the seeds mix with the mashed egg plant.

First year growing okra so still learning, any tips?

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Simo wrote:
:shock: Damn Big worm, that is the plumpest looking chook I ever did see.

We need a drool smiley.

Chicken satay with egg plant and okra curry and rice for me tonight, I think I picked the okra too late as they were 6 inch long and a bit too tough to chew, so I just split them open to let the seeds mix with the mashed egg plant.

First year growing okra so still learning, any tips?


that chook was 5.6kg lol thats a big ol gal huh?
here i grow an okra called clemson spinless, it is a fast growing pod that needs to be picked every other day at the least. some pick every day for small pods. another one is green velvet. but okra has to be picked while tender.
have you ever boiled it?
barely cover it with lightly salted water and a pat or two of butter, and simmer boil till its tender about an hour the water will reduce and get thick....um its like the ultimate slime soooo good.
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MMMMM, scotch fillet, steamed veg and mash spuds...... :cheers: plus a beer... or 3.

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take out from the chink-joint
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about to make pizza :)
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Stir fry again for me... :)

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Creamy pesto chicken pasta :thunbs:

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roast pork loin and stuffing.
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