titch
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Post by titch on Dec 19, 2013 16:45:10 GMT 10
. Meatloaf ,whatever. Very nice and tasty. We use a blend of roughly 1/3 beef sausage mince, 2/3rds pork Mince. Add the seasoning of choice, I use Slap Ya mama Pepper seasoning and whatever catches my Fancy. Dried onion and Garlic . Work the mince untill its nice and sticky, then lay out on gladWrap. Spread some Beer and Butter cooked brown onions over the mix. Then some Mexican blended cheese. Sprinkle with sun Dried Tomatoe. Use the Wrap to roll the mix into a sausage. Nice and tight and into the fridge for a few hours to form.. Then into our kettle for around 1 and 1/2 hours maybe more maybe less. Serve it up with vegies of choice, We used a red wine and Chicken Stock reduction as a sauce. Keep the centre mix dry and you could use anything that will cook as a centre We have stuffed one with some Cheese block and Weiener sausage.With great success Thanks for looking cheers
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Post by smokey on Dec 19, 2013 20:23:02 GMT 10
That looks BOB Titch, I love a good fatty, The colour and ouziness is spectacular
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Post by Bentley on Dec 21, 2013 6:59:48 GMT 10
We use a blend of roughly 1/3 beef sausage mince... Is this different then just ground beef?
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titch
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Post by titch on Dec 21, 2013 7:07:36 GMT 10
We use a blend of roughly 1/3 beef sausage mince... Is this different then just ground beef? Super fine beef mince, binds the pork mince well without adding too much else
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Post by Deleted on Dec 27, 2013 16:50:48 GMT 10
Looks a tasty one Titch! My lot have never seen or had these here. CS
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Post by davo on Dec 30, 2013 20:44:27 GMT 10
I've been really really naughty I'm afraid
I have left my cast iron grates go and get quite rusty as they've been sitting down on my bottom rack of the Performer for over 10 Months since I used them last. They used to look like Titch's
Looks like a massive weekend rescue mission about to happen to revive them to their seasoned grilling glory.
I can feel a lot of wire brushing going on this weekend...I'll have to roughly calculate this into beer/hours or till my arms fall off
Cheers
Davo
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Post by smokey on Jan 2, 2014 12:10:29 GMT 10
Here is what I call a summer fatty, These things produce so much we can't give them away. So always looking for ways to use them . Zucchini fatty with cheese
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Post by chrisg on Apr 21, 2014 19:28:50 GMT 10
Care to explain that one in a bit more detail smokey ? looks good, the wife loves zucchini titch - think yours would work with chicken mince in place of pork? My biggest Q challenge, a wife who from getting too attached to her cows and lambs and piggies when on a farm tends to avoid the meats from those critters. Of course, never that simple, beef in a spag bog, fine, bacon fine, even osso bucco or slow lamb shanks but any piece of meat, oddly including pork mince but not sausage meat I'm probably cooking for me That sorta leaves chicken and other poultry and seafood as the protein staples without getting too exotic. She has no problem with my having a steak or whatever but cooking two meals can be a chore. A meatloaf I think would fly but especially with chicken Not really too rational, but that's folks Cheers
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