Very nice, PAG.
have you heard of these....one of my all time favorites....
Gulumpki - Good Polish Food
Very nice, PAG.
have you heard of these....one of my all time favorites....
Gulumpki - Good Polish Food
Just a follow up to this exchange a few days back.
Got some Aussie Lamb mince from Big C, cheap as chips and it's very good;
Into a pot with some onions, garlic, carrot, S & P, peas, a lamb stock cube, and a splash of Worcestershire sauce. Then into a baking dish and covered with mashed spud, ready for the oven. The trick for a golden top is to add an egg yoke or two to the mash.
Came out nice, could have left it in the oven for another 10+ minutes to get a more crusty top but I was way too fucking hungry
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That looks simply wonderful....Originally Posted by Headworx
Greened!Originally Posted by Headworx

^ don't forget the cheddar![]()

Looks awesome, HW..
You guys don't mind if I copy your recipes ey? imitation is the sincerest form of flattery (as they say)...![]()
I am going to have one made with minced beef tomorrow and if I remember I will post a pic. No cheese or butter but a rich sauce. Also, cooked until potatoes are browned on top. Bloody huge dish dish so our Cocker Spaniel Ben will also have a portion.
Originally Posted by Headworx
Some fookin' fancy chips at 231 baht!

^ Was thinking the same... around $10 NZ would buy nearly 1 kg of lamb mince from the butcher.
So twice the price as here... but that's to be expected with anything imported... ditto here... it's still worth it for that fantastic meal.
^440 Baht a kilo. That would be the cheapest imported red meat in Thailand by a country mile!. Lamb loin chops normally run 650+ Baht a K, lamb cutlets in the 900+ range, and beef rib-eye anywhere from 750 Baht and up for Aussie grass fed to 3000 Baht a K for USDA Black Angus.
So yeah, 440 Baht a K for imported lamb in any form is cheap!.

Someone was telling me that with Thai meat, lets say beef... that you pay the same amount per kilo for any part. so a kilo of brain if the same as a a kilo of T bone...
That cant be right, can it ?
Another tidbit i picked up on a barstool.... only 40% of a turkey is useful for xmas dinners
triple cuts here just waiting on the darty.

And the other 60 per cent fits snugly around the end of Booby's cock.Originally Posted by Dillinger
Giblets are key to the experience, I'm told.
Last night -
Ribs (done in the oven, it was pissing down all afternoon), cole slaw and cornbread
With chocolate and Reese's Pieces chip cookies and ice cream for dessert...
Tonight, spaghetti....
Last edited by Topper; 11-10-2016 at 03:02 PM.

^ Green sent..
That looks scrumptious! (and I never use that adjective)..![]()
Thanks!Originally Posted by NZdick1983
We normally do an hour and a half in the oven, then an hour and a half (or two) cold smoking on the grill.

Your food look good...hope to see pic of spaghetti too..Originally Posted by CSFFan

have dinner then dessert after...we cooked in office last night...
Last edited by Nicethaiza; 11-10-2016 at 04:03 PM.
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