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Post by smokey on Jun 17, 2015 13:10:28 GMT 10
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Post by chrisg on Jun 17, 2015 13:38:30 GMT 10
 Never heard of that, definitely worth a try. Cheers |
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Post by gatsby on Jun 17, 2015 15:48:11 GMT 10
Well - that is interesting, will give it a go. And there I was thinking I don't need another gizmo - this is one I can afford |
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Post by chrisg on Jun 17, 2015 15:58:48 GMT 10
Just been talking to my soon to be 84 year old mother who does not Q, does not like Teflon and will tell anyone that she encounters how she once cooked roast beef for the Queen that was approved of by both her and the Duke Mentioned this to her and was told "of course!!" Of course Cheers |
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Post by smokey on Jun 17, 2015 17:46:03 GMT 10
Well, If Mum did it then there must be something to it. (Id be telling the world if I cooked for the Queen to)  |
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Post by chrisg on Jun 17, 2015 18:20:48 GMT 10
I think if you were to Google "royalist" there would be a pic of her Happened at Colin Hays' Lindsay Park Stud in the Barossa, dad was the estate manager, the Royals had some horses there. Crazy thing is dad probably cooked the beef, that was his thing, mum would have done the rest However yes, seems the potato trick is one of those things that drifts in and out of memory, never tried it, need to remember to do so Cheers |
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Post by Deleted on Jun 17, 2015 18:57:09 GMT 10
G'day Didn't ever hear of that before, yes I'll give it a go. Have however learnt ( more than once, you'd think I'd learn) clean grill ...not enough heat and oil to season it, chuck a steak on. Ouch. Those little stuck meat pieces on the grill bars.  ? Regards dave |
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Post by Bentley on Jun 19, 2015 6:54:39 GMT 10
I can guarantee you I would be... (Id be telling the world if I cooked for the Queen to) |
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