I love Turkey and that one looks great but it's not something I can cook economically for me, her. And 2 kids plus they whine that's its not KFC ffs. Lately the closest I've come to eating decent Turkey is Mrs bld buying 500g Turkey mince and making Turkey laarp..that was pretty damn tasty. In Oz Turkey roast is usually Xmas only in the states I guess it's Xmas and thanksgiving.. dammit.now I'm hungry. All this talk about turkey
It's definitely a tasty bird
Maybe along the same lines, whilst working in Angola, also on rotation was a friend of mine who lived in Cape Town, South Africa. Whenever he returned from there, he would bring some vacuum packed Ostrich meat. Really tasty on a bbq, only needs a few seconds each side, and is almost like a very fine fillet steak.
Larb skewers.
Don't know why these aren't a bigger thing. Marinade and baste the chicken with the larb mixture, use a part combo of lime juice, water and olive oil.
Should be purple onions, but Princess doesn't like them.
Serve on rice with fresh mint.
Delisherous.
Smoked ribs number 3.
A nice 1.4kg hunk of the badboys.
Might split 'em in half and do one dry rub, one wet.![]()
Just strip that stuff off that you fvcked up on last time.
Piffling aboot, Number 3.
No point in anging around.
Doing a dry rub instead of wet for splits n fiddles.
1.4kg.
Brown sugar, ground pepper, salt, paprika, chili, cumin, pinch o' cinnamon, oregano and.... masala. Delhi-Belly style ribs.
Circumcise 'em a la Aging Vadge.
Rub n rap.![]()
Indeed, I've tried emu meat
and it's colloquialy reffered to as bush chook. When I had it we were working with some abos ( sorry first nations folk) who had killed it with 4 rubber bullets, ( the wheels of the 4x4. It wasn't to bad at all but I suspect it could of been even better? prepared in a kitchen instead of on the back of the ute chopped up with a rusty knife and an axe. I haven't seen emu meet in the supermarket but kangaroo is popular. If you live in the country and have a 4x4 and a gun all this is available to you.. but I have neither and live in the city. Bummer
Are you on drugs?
The emu is a ridiculous flightless bird with the brain of a pea . If you are driving along a fence line and an emu appears it will run at up to 60 or 70kms an hour even when you back of it still makes the decision to try to go through the fence . Instead .of hitting the open. 99.99% of the time. Emus aren't real bright
Personally I'm thankful the dumb coonT's Can't fly
^ there's a lot to unpack on those posts. Surely in this day and age they allow the darkies on planes.
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