Off Topic Kangaroo for Tea

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Kangaroo is gorgeous Terry, 100% Kangaroo meat. Fry it about 4mins each side and have it with a bit rice and salad, beautiful.

Wild Boar is really nice, as is Crocodile.

Buffalo is canny rank, Ostrich is absolutely vile.

I'm having some.
 
Right this skippy meat, what's the score? I fancy a bit but I'm very picky about meat. Is it actual meat or is it processed? I can't eat processed meat. No way, I spew on contact with that kind of stuff... gristly bits in pre-packed food, never again.

I'm intrigued, although I'm **** at cooking, **** all this red wine stuff, just stick it on the griddle and eat it as it's cooking with a bit of salt and ketchup.
Well you can get burgers if you want but the fillet is pure flesh mate & the Australian government strictly control it.
It's very lean - no marbling in it like you get with beef. Therefore you have to marinate it in oil.
If you like your meat well done don't buy roo - the most you can go to is medium rare otherwise you might as well chew on a miners boot.
 
Well you can get burgers if you want but the fillet is pure flesh mate & the Australian government strictly control it.
It's very lean - no marbling in it like you get with beef. Therefore you have to marinate it in oil.
If you like your meat well done don't buy roo - the most you can go to is medium rare otherwise you might as well chew on a miners boot.

I might have some this weekend, I'm going off red meat for a few weeks so best get on it before then.

I have a huge log burner in my garden with a built in pizza shelf/griddle, Skippy is getting done Aus style - outdoors!
 
I might have some this weekend, I'm going off red meat for a few weeks so best get on it before then.

I have a huge log burner in my garden with a built in pizza shelf/griddle, Skippy is getting done Aus style - outdoors!
Sounds good, just don't overcook it.
Where's my ****ing invite anyway you ****?
 
Good idea, or maybe cranberry?
Sounds good mate, that would work.
It does marra... It's 'strangely' nice ?!?
It's just bizarre having different tastes/textures with each bite.
Yeah the Revel concept does put me off.

Right this skippy meat, what's the score? I fancy a bit but I'm very picky about meat. Is it actual meat or is it processed? I can't eat processed meat. No way, I spew on contact with that kind of stuff... gristly bits in pre-packed food, never again.

I'm intrigued, although I'm **** at cooking, **** all this red wine stuff, just stick it on the griddle and eat it as it's cooking with a bit of salt and ketchup.
Leanest red meat you'll ever eat mate. Perfect for fitness eaters I say. Got it frozen from Iceland fiver for two pieces of fillet. I think you'll like it

Kangaroo is gorgeous Terry, 100% Kangaroo meat. Fry it about 4mins each side and have it with a bit rice and salad, beautiful.

Wild Boar is really nice, as is Crocodile.

Buffalo is canny rank, Ostrich is absolutely vile.

My Ostrich was nice mate, the flavour vs texture took some getting my head round though. Strange meat.
 
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You didn't get it? I posted it mate, I'd have a word with your postie... thieving bastard.
My postie is a woman.
Seems very happy-go-lucky, always laughing & carrying on.
She's got a nice arse too. Might have to bend her over the garden gate & give her one from behind right in front of the neighbors just for nicking my invite.
 
I might have some this weekend, I'm going off red meat for a few weeks so best get on it before then.

I have a huge log burner in my garden with a built in pizza shelf/griddle, Skippy is getting done Aus style - outdoors!
You need to rest the **** out of it once it's cooked. Don't even think about eating it until it's sat for 5 minute.

If you wan't a burger for a treat they're very lean and and gristle free.
 
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I tried a piece straight out of the pan just to see the difference before it rested, the difference as staggering, like two different meats very chewy, but once it rested I could effortlessly slide the knife through it.
It's the first time I've cooked it but I read up on it a bit before hand.
Don't know if it's just beginners luck or what but it was so juicy & tender with only a hint of pink in the middle.
The lady loved it too. <ok>
 
Right this skippy meat, what's the score? I fancy a bit but I'm very picky about meat. Is it actual meat or is it processed? I can't eat processed meat. No way, I spew on contact with that kind of stuff... gristly bits in pre-packed food, never again.

I'm intrigued, although I'm **** at cooking, **** all this red wine stuff, just stick it on the griddle and eat it as it's cooking with a bit of salt and ketchup.

I can't eat sausages for the same reason! I just can't trust what them buggers put into sausages these days!
 
I only eat gourmet sausages. Meaty as ****. Amazing.

Not so sure about that mate. I'd need a lot of convincing!

All sorts of crap goes into sausages, all the stuff left over that they can't sell!!

I'm not eating anyone or anythings ball-pouch, or its gonads!! <laugh>
 
Not so sure about that mate. I'd need a lot of convincing!

All sorts of crap goes into sausages, all the stuff left over that they can't sell!!


I'm not eating anyone or anythings ball-pouch, or its gonads!! <laugh>

They can always sell it. Nothing is wasted and rightly so. If we kill an animal we owe it's life to use every part.

But Gourmet sausages aren't like that though. better cuts used, not filled with additives. 97% pork instead of the the average 40%. Gorgeous.