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    @hooroo link? Nothing in the post it seems.

    Picked up some beef brisket from the butcher for a beef bourguignon (I always have to google to get teh spelling right). It looks awesome- really nice piece of meat, can't wait to cook up

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

    @hooroo link? Nothing in the post it seems.

    Picked up some beef brisket from the butcher for a beef bourguignon (I always have to google to get teh spelling right). It looks awesome- really nice piece of meat, can't wait to cook up

    *The spelling right. The.

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

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

    @hooroo link? Nothing in the post it seems.

    Picked up some beef brisket from the butcher for a beef bourguignon (I always have to google to get teh spelling right). It looks awesome- really nice piece of meat, can't wait to cook up

    *The spelling right. The.

    My spelling is fine, my typing, not so umch. I'm super relaxed about typing teh or umch, but spelling bourguignon wrong would annoy me

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

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

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

    @hooroo link? Nothing in the post it seems.

    Picked up some beef brisket from the butcher for a beef bourguignon (I always have to google to get teh spelling right). It looks awesome- really nice piece of meat, can't wait to cook up

    *The spelling right. The.

    My spelling is fine, my typing, not so umch. I'm super relaxed about typing teh or umch, but spelling bourguignon wrong would annoy me

    https://www.paknsave.co.nz/shop/product/5299062_EA_000pns?storeId=3404c253-577f-45ca-b301-c98312e46efb&gclid=CjwKCAjwur-SBhB6EiwA5sKtjviw13mfENqEgDVtjKpMC-L6HB3vbg9JzVjRFA2rme_HF3aKE9axgRoCLkkQAvD_BwE&gclsrc=aw.ds

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    @hooroo cheers fella

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    @nzzp Teh is usually from fat thumb syndrome, I'll give you that. However I would also stress that whenever one is typing about spelling... well, you know.

    <Quickly double checks own post.>

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    The Kamado has been getting plenty of use. About 4 times a week since getting it

    I'd recommend getting a charcoal basket if you have the Classic I. You don't need to use the grate at the bottom after that and the airflow improves

    A dutch oven has been worth it just for the 'over the top' chili.

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    @Duluth kamados rock!

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

    @Duluth kamados rock!

    They really do

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    Righto, mothers day you ungrateful swine.

    Smoked up a couple of lamb forequarters, marinated for 3 days. Bloody magic, never done lamb like that before -usually a leg - so it was a differnet cut. Sweated bullets that I'd dry it out, but it came out tender as anything, with a great smoke ring and a really tasty lemony charcoaly flavour. Win.

    Finished with a couple of pies; lemon meringue and chocolate peanut better. FML, I'm dying fat and happy. Pics to follow.

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    Favourite mid winter cooks?

    Over the top chili on the Kamado is my current favourite

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    We have a covered bbq area so I don't mind getting out and cooking. Had some lovely tri tip of late. Makes a bit of a change from Picanha. I can recommend it

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

    Favourite mid winter cooks?

    Over the top chili on the Kamado is my current favourite

    1.5-2 kg gammon Into the slow cooker on a bed of thyme and sliced red onions, pour over half a litre of chicken stock, half a litre of water, cook for 6-7 hours on low. Throw in some peeled carrots sliced into sticks with a couple of hours to go. Serve with some mash, the carrots, the liquid and onions as a sauce (or make it into a gravy). Supposed to glaze with sugar and wholegrain mustard but I don't bother anymore. Leftovers make great sandwiches.

    Or this with some homemade bread:

    Cajun chicken gumbo

    Cajun chicken gumbo

    An authentic Louisiana casserole with Creole spices, veggies, ham and a rich sauce - a one pot-with bite

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    I am commuting daily to hamilton to work hands on (physical) in Ops as we are getting hammered around the country with absenteeism. Then when I get back to Akl I do my own job. This has been going on for three weeks. First day off the treadmill today.

    So why I volunteered to cook the cake for a four year old's birthday .... i don't do deseerts Never baked a cake I must've been mad

    Most stressful thing I have done in years. Took two attempts and 7 of Bach Brewings Supa Juice

    The only instruction was he wanted a blue cake

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    (this is the recipe photo but it came out pretty close - bit greener than that rich blue but kid was happy and adults impressed. I didn't eat any but apparently mosit, airy and not over sweet)

    Two take outs - cakes are really unhealthy. The frosting alone was 400gms of icing sugar 1/2 cup of butter and 200 gms cream cheese!!!!

    I'm told blue cake makes your shit turn blue 😉

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

    Favourite mid winter cooks?

    Over the top chili on the Kamado is my current favourite

    Recipe please 🙏

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

    I am commuting daily to hamilton to work hands on (physical) in Ops as we are getting hammered around the country with absenteeism. Then when I get back to Akl I do my own job. This has been going on for three weeks. First day off the treadmill today.

    So why I volunteered to cook the cake for a four year old's birthday .... i don't do deseerts Never baked a cake I must've been mad

    Most stressful thing I have done in years. Took two attempts and 7 of Bach Brewings Supa Juice

    The only instruction was he wanted a blue cake

    3d6c3f05-d61f-476b-833f-8d0a07156d7a-image.png

    (this is the recipe photo but it came out pretty close - bit greener than that rich blue but kid was happy and adults impressed. I didn't eat any but apparently mosit, airy and not over sweet)

    Two take outs - cakes are really unhealthy. The frosting alone was 400gms of icing sugar 1/2 cup of butter and 200 gms cream cheese!!!!

    I'm told blue cake makes your shit turn blue 😉

    Sorry bro, but that looks disgusting. No need to share the recipe 😎

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

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

    Favourite mid winter cooks?

    Over the top chili on the Kamado is my current favourite

    Recipe please 🙏

    I did a variation on this recipe. The main difference is I added an Americano coffee just after the tomatoes

    Recipe is in the video description

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  • BonesB Offline
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    Picked up a second hand weber spirit 210 in pretty mint condition for 50 quid, just missing flavorizer bars. Good deal?

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  • nzzpN Offline
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    Yes

    Weber make great, long lasting products. We have a baby Weber Q that is over 20 years old and still storming along.

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