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    @Bones said in Recipes, home grown goodness, BBQing and food stuff:

    Oh and a plug for a mates (new) business, actually the same one that posted the above link.

    Get your tasty avo, limes, tamarillo, feijoa, passionfruit.

    Bay Tropics

    Bay Tropics

    Bay Tropics

    Fresh NZ grown subtropical fruit, plants and seeds direct from the grower. Passionfruit, feijoas, tamarillos, blood oranges, delivered right to your door.

    Aw yum! Gonna have to give it a crack. I assume you have tasted the merchandise? Big tamarillo fan

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    @canefan nah bro their first crop this year and don't ship to UK yet!

    Great fam to support... he's a heli pilot and was first on Whakaari.

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    @Bones said in Recipes, home grown goodness, BBQing and food stuff:

    @canefan nah bro their first crop this year and don't ship to UK yet!

    Great fam to support... he's a heli pilot and was first on Whakaari.

    I'm gonna buy some. Looks like quality product!!!

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    @canefan said in Recipes, home grown goodness, BBQing and food stuff:

    @Bones said in Recipes, home grown goodness, BBQing and food stuff:

    @canefan nah bro their first crop this year and don't ship to UK yet!

    Great fam to support... he's a heli pilot and was first on Whakaari.

    I'm gonna buy some. Looks like quality product!!!

    Just ordered some tamarillos (look like Tango if the picture is accurate, lower acid but very sweet) and feijoas. Can't wait, gonna eat myself stoopid!!!

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    @canefan awesome Chur bro!

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    @Bones said in Recipes, home grown goodness, BBQing and food stuff:

    @canefan awesome Chur bro!

    I will provide a taste report with photos when they arrive. Perhaps you can warn them to make sure to send the good shit!! 😉

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    Gave my kids some feijoa 1st week in QT, first time they had tried it.

    They all hated it.

    I've listed the little fuckers on trademe

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    @voodoo said in Recipes, home grown goodness, BBQing and food stuff:

    Gave my kids some feijoa 1st week in QT, first time they had tried it.

    They all hated it.

    I've listed the little fuckers on trademe

    It is a very polarizing fruit. Like Tamarillos. You don't often get people that think either fruit is just OK. Love or hate

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    @canefan hah to be fair they only do the passionfruit! Every little helps though eh 😉

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    I think tamarillos and feijoas are ok.

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    @Bones said in Recipes, home grown goodness, BBQing and food stuff:

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    I laughed too hard at this. Showed the wife and she just rolled her eyes at me. Story of my life

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    Tamarillo are very temperature sensitive, don't like frost, IIRC (I have a client that grows them commercially) there aren't a huge amount of them being grown commercially around NZ.

    I love feijoa, but my cnuty trees decided to produce f-all this season, which is why I used frozen stuff for my chutney.

    Any excess fruit I freeze, so got plum, Apple, peach and feijoa (from last year) in the freezer at moment.

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    @taniwharugby didn't a lot of the tamarillos get some sort of disease too? Shame because I love them. The traditional varieties are fine but Tango are delicious

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    @canefan nom nom
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    @canefan possibly the same as the Kiwifruit one, which was largely regional.

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    Simple leg of lamb on the charcoal tonight, served with cardamom rice and gravy. Nom nom nom. Best beloved did a almond citrus coconut cake with honey and mint syrup.

    Fit. Fat. Happy.

    blinded by the flash, but
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    and

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    @nzzp said in Recipes, home grown goodness, BBQing and food stuff:

    Simple leg of lamb on the charcoal tonight, served with cardamom rice and gravy. Nom nom nom. Best beloved did a almond citrus coconut cake with honey and mint syrup.

    Fit. Fat. Happy.

    blinded by the flash, but
    acbc05a2-d220-4116-a207-8f19e6b33e23-image.png

    and

    Looks mint, haven't done a leg in years. Did you just slice that up? Assume it didn't fall apart.

    I did a shoulder the other night in this bnb, was bloody average as the over just couldn't hold the heat and there was no dutch oven or even foil to work with me. So disappointing.

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    @voodoo said in Recipes, home grown goodness, BBQing and food stuff:

    @nzzp said in Recipes, home grown goodness, BBQing and food stuff:

    Simple leg of lamb on the charcoal tonight, served with cardamom rice and gravy. Nom nom nom. Best beloved did a almond citrus coconut cake with honey and mint syrup.

    Fit. Fat. Happy.

    blinded by the flash, but
    acbc05a2-d220-4116-a207-8f19e6b33e23-image.png

    and

    Looks mint, haven't done a leg in years. Did you just slice that up? Assume it didn't fall apart.

    I did a shoulder the other night in this bnb, was bloody average as the over just couldn't hold the heat and there was no dutch oven or even foil to work with me. So disappointing.

    Lamb leg definitely best hot and fast imho

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  • nzzpN Online
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    @canefan said in Recipes, home grown goodness, BBQing and food stuff:

    @voodoo said in Recipes, home grown goodness, BBQing and food stuff:

    @nzzp said in Recipes, home grown goodness, BBQing and food stuff:

    Simple leg of lamb on the charcoal tonight, served with cardamom rice and gravy. Nom nom nom. Best beloved did a almond citrus coconut cake with honey and mint syrup.

    Fit. Fat. Happy.

    blinded by the flash, but
    acbc05a2-d220-4116-a207-8f19e6b33e23-image.png

    and

    Looks mint, haven't done a leg in years. Did you just slice that up? Assume it didn't fall apart.

    I did a shoulder the other night in this bnb, was bloody average as the over just couldn't hold the heat and there was no dutch oven or even foil to work with me. So disappointing.

    Lamb leg definitely best hot and fast imho

    spot on.

    So full though, 15km on the rower and a bike ride is just breaking even with the shit we're eating and drinking. Totally worth it though

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