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Favourite Meat?

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  1. RAVENBLACK

    RAVENBLACK Well-Known Member

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    I'd have to go with venison which has a glorious rich flavour. It can be a bit on the dear side though, Doe!!

    I love it with freshly murdered vegetables in a casserole. Sumptious.

    What's everone else's favourite meat (including fish).
     
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  2. User Deleted

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    veal or venison

    tried proper kobe beef when i was in japan which was tremendous, but dont get scammed into gettin it here as the japs dont even export it and it costs about £50 a steak
     
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  3. DCooper7

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    I suppose your old wallies need soft meat eh ER ?
     
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  4. DCooper7

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    Lamb for me.Nothing like a leg of Lamb coming out the oven with a few classes of the red stuff on a Sunday Afternoon after walking back from the pub after a few ciders.
     
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    <laugh>

    Gammon for me
     
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  6. Bib Fortuna's Maw

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    Venison or lamb.


    Venison has to be accompanied by a wine/stock gravy and lamb has to be slow cooked.
     
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  7. irishgreen

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    **** it. With all this veggie/meat malarkey I'm starving. Gonna make a bacon sarnie so you **** are the blame for the pigs death.
     
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  8. Otto Flayshow

    Otto Flayshow Well-Known Member

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    You can't beat the taste of a rib-eye steak from a cow that you've personally slaughtered, butchered and left to hang in the cellar for a month.
     
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    I roast lamb with a couple of glasses of red wine poured over it and covered, melts in the mouth and the gravy made from the juices is to die for.
     
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  10. RAVENBLACK

    RAVENBLACK Well-Known Member

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    What do weegies know about cooking ffs!!

    Stick to Greggs crap. Offal stuff.
     
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    Magic Laudrup 11 Well-Known Member Forum Moderator

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    Gammon or duck, both are good <ok>
     
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  12. Bib Fortuna's Maw

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    My maw's Aberdonian and is the single worst cook on the planet <laugh>


    Her stovies are passable <ok>
     
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  13. RAVENBLACK

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    Do you murder your own vegetables or do you get them from the greengrocer (what a misnomer that is).
     
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  14. RAVENBLACK

    RAVENBLACK Well-Known Member

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    Are you still coming up for that curry lover boy?
     
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    Ostrich was lovely. Simply cooked on a griddle with some fries on the side, delicious.

    Had Kobe beef too, not bad but it wasn't a patch on the bit of well done prime rib I had at the same time.

    I have yet to find any kind of meat that I didn't like but not a fan of fish. Cod & chips is about as much as I usually do but have tried to eat more salmon following doctor's advice.

    Sadly I have to admit that I don't like stuff like rare steak, it might be sacrilege but I perfer it cooked all the way through.
     
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  16. Bib Fortuna's Maw

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    I've not been up in ages and I've got a new sort-of-nephew to meet so, aye.

    I'll PM you when I'm in town - keep that coinpurse smooth for me, sweetie xx
     
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  17. stopmeandslapme

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    Sorry ER, I place a few carrots and onions in with the lamb then I slowly murder them in the oven. We have a large vegetable patch or "The Killing Fields" as we call it.
     
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    ive been meaning to try ostrich, was watchin hells kitchen a few years back and bruce grobelaar said its the best meat you can get so it must be class
     
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    <laugh><laugh>.
     
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  20. Warmir Pouchov

    Warmir Pouchov Better than JPF

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    I will vouch for Rudolph the Reindeer being tasty. The home made reindeer burger I had in Norway was very good.

    But for me a top class fillet steak is hard to beat.
     
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