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    Quote Originally Posted by Dillinger View Post
    And yeah the bangers are shit
    Think I mentioned it here before, but the best pork banger you can get here by a country mile are the fresh ones (not frozen) at Yorkies on Chayapruek 1. Jeez they cook up nicely and are ridiculously good value at about 30 Baht a piece. Try a few sometime, if you don't like them I'd be highly surprised.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Dillinger View Post
    It was frozen in the middle
    So the same as Chitty's dinner then.

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    This might sound a bit daft. But what do they taste like?

    I like my sausages quite bland and having harsly any taste like Walls sausages.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Dillinger View Post
    This might sound a bit daft. But what do they taste like?
    They taste like pork sausages. What do you want them to taste like, popcorn?, Cheese??

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    Told you it would sound daftI mean i dont like thle fancy ones that taste of rosemary or sage or whatever

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    Moist, juicy with the melted fat, bit salty but not too much, extremely tasty. All round delisherousness really.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Dillinger View Post
    Whatever it is, im gonna sous vide it for 5 days
    Stop right there young man. No point at all wasting all that time unless you get the salt out. It will in inedible and do you really want your new toy out of commission for that long to end up with something akin to Lulu salty bellend? As you have 29 hours, fill a large bowl with water and put your "meat" in it, in the fridge, to at least flush some of the salt out before you give it a bath.

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    ^Yes. Or better still, take it back to this "Master Butcher" and smash the cvnt over the head with it.

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    Dinner-20180104_151442-jpg

    Felt like a ham-salad-mayo samidge, did something about it.

    Culinary Skill Level: Jeff.
    (Without the totally disgusting kitchen hygiene though, of course).
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    Damn tasty with a cuppa that would.

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    Pork chop and pumpkin soup. -_- Fookin' Thursdays.


    Not to worry, got Mrs. Africa coming over for a chicken and chickpea curry tomorrow night.


    Oh Jaysus.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Headworx View Post
    ^Yes. Or better still, take it back to this "Master Butcher" and smash the cvnt over the head with it.
    LMFAO

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    Quote Originally Posted by Dillinger View Post
    I bought it off an English master butcher who got it off some Aussie ex butcher
    I can't tell from that pic but was there any bone in there Dill?

    Reminds me more of pork loin...center loin maybe??

    Hell maybe it's long pork.

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    Balinese snapper fish & fritters

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    Quote Originally Posted by ShrewedPunter View Post






    Balinese snapper fish & fritters


    Living the dream, Punty......

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    The coffee came out of an animals arse haha

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    ^
    *Jeff books first available flight to Bali*

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    Balinese hot sauce or sambal is the bomb, just that little bit with the fish will be great. Civet Coffee eh?

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    I think I'm going to have to nominate Punty for "Most Improved Poster" award. Great pics.

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    Quote Originally Posted by DrB0b View Post
    I think I'm going to have to nominate Punty for "Most Improved Poster" award. Great pics.
    Yeah.
    Pics as well as designed attitude.

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    ^ Let see some of your pics Jeff?

    The dirty tiles file PDX edition.

    You fucking fraud

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    Quote Originally Posted by pseudolus View Post
    I am sticking with Ham. I can not think of any cut of beef that would look like that. It's from the leg, and it if were leg from a cow it would be huge. My blue arrow shows where the bone would be. Fry a little bit - if it goes pinkish, its pork. It if goes grey brown, its beef. If it's been cured it will fry and smell like gammon / bacon.
    First, right where that purple arrow is, cut along the vertical line of fat and remove that piece for sandwiches/morning fry up.

    Then, when left with the round bit, Luigi it in juices and spices. Orange juice, orange peel, garlic, salt, pepper, a spoon of tomato paste, cumin, oregano and marjoram.

    Corned beef is a hunk of brisket that's basically been pickled.
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    Quote Originally Posted by pseudolus View Post
    If it is ham though, you would be a fool to sous vide it.
    Some sous-vide ham is delicious. Not all ham is salted and even when it is salted you can soak it for 24 hours before cooking in the water bath.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Dillinger View Post
    Theres no label on it. He got it out the boot of his car

    That fat fucker Topper will know

    I cant believe the guys got cured ham mixed up with corned beef.

    He even mentioned silverside last week when i mentioned brisket, which i think is what the Yanks call it

    He told me to boil it today as well. You wouldnt boil corned beef...... would ya?
    boiled corned beef is the way to go dill. Trust me im an aussie. We know about such things

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    I did a thread on corned beef, I thought. It turned out rather well.

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