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    Default Thread Moved!

    Ok Wilkie, (its all yours now)
    Now i have had this moved to the new Thread its over to all the Lads to come up with some good Recipes!
    Thanks to Brian for this new Thread!
    May be we can get something good to eat after this !
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    PS Now Lads can we please keep this to just Recipes! Other comments can always be put on the Off Topic Forum! Thanks!
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    South African Boerewors!

    Here is something that some may like to tackle!

    1.5kg Lean Beef
    1.5kg Good Pork
    500grams Speck (Bacon Shank) ask your Buthcher!
    50ml Whole Coriander
    25ml Salt
    5ml Fresh Ground Black Pepper
    2ml Grated Nutmeg
    150ml Viniger (a must)
    +- 90g Large Size Casings (thick casings) (also from Butcher) If you have too much over it can be kept for ages in Salt in the Freezer!

    Method

    Scorch,Grind and Sift Coriander
    Cut all meat into 50mm Cubes and combine with with all remaining Ingredients except the Speck and the Viniger

    Now Mince the Meat and Ingredients as above with a Co**** Grinder.
    Dice the Speck into small cubes about the size of an old Ticky Piece!
    Add the Vinigar and Speck to the Meat now and mix all together thoroughly but lightly!

    Now add to casings in continiuos lengths,not like normal size Sausages!

    This should make three 1kg Lengths!
    Keep in the 1 KG Length and roll into a Spiral type shape!

    Thats it!
    Ready to either cook in a Non Stick deep pot,but best is to have it on the BBQ!
    Enjoy!

    You can spice this up as well by adding 25ml Hot Curry Powder! as an nalternative!

    Note well
    You can keep this Suasage (Boerewors)uncooked for a long time in the Freezer because of the Vinigar content it preserves it !
    I have personally kept Boere for up to nsix Months in the Freezer! Just thaw overnight at the bottome of Fridge if wanting to use it the following Day!
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    Default Toad in the Hole with Boerewors and Bacon!

    Toad in the Hole

    250gram Boerewors cut into small Pieces
    250Gram Bacon (Rindless)

    Batter

    120gram Cake Flour (250ml)
    2ml Salt
    2 Eggs (Beaten)
    200ml Milk
    50ml Water

    Method

    Roll Bacon into small tight rolls and Pin with toothpicks
    Place portions of Boerewors vinto Oven Dish and bake in preheated Oven at 200c for 10 Min.

    Meanwhile prepare batter

    Sift Cake flour and salt together
    Beat Eggs and all the Liquid together
    Make a hole in the flour pour liquid into the Hole and Mix to a Smooth Batter
    Refrigerate for 30min
    Mix well before use !
    Remove toothpicks from Bacon rolls and pour the Batter over the Wors and Bacon.
    Return to Oven and bake for another 30min!
    Serves 4 Enjoy!
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    Default Campsite Curry Boerewors!

    Campsite Curry Boerewors!

    500 gram Boerewors
    2 Cloves Garlik (crushed)
    2 Onions chopped
    15ml cooking oil
    2ml chilli powder (or more if you like it Hot)
    250ml Meat Stock
    15ml Tomato Puree (Fresh Tomatoes can also be used cut up fine)
    30ml Lemon Juice
    2ml Fresh Ground Black Pepper
    5ml Salt
    3 Potatoes Cubed about (20mm)
    4 Bananas Sliced (Firm Bananas!)

    Method

    Grill Boerewors over hot Coals untill nearly done
    Put aside and keep covered!
    Meanwhile Sautee Garlic and Onions in a small pot over the Coals!
    Add Chilli Powder and Curry to the Sautee and fry lightly!

    Now add heated Meat Stock,Tomato Puree (or the fresh Tomatoes)
    lemon juice ,salt and pepper
    Add Potatoesand Wors and simmer for 20 Min over Coals!
    Add Bananas mix lightly heat to just before boiling!

    Serve with Buttered Wholewheat Bread! bYummy!!
    Should serve 4 people!
    But with our apetites who knows haha!
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    Hi Vernon.
    Message from the Boss, Please can you tell her what is Slat and Speck ? as we have both never heard of them. Then we can try out your boar warts.
    Geoff
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    Talking Great cooks are very hard to find

    Hi Shipmates' Hi Geoff our kid, Hi DR Vernon, Ref Dinas powis or better know as dinky poo, any one from there is a member of the golf club , so never give any thing away it all goes on green fees'.Dr Vernon I have you down for the ships doctor job on the Virual ship. NOT the chief cook but you cant keep a good man down? you must learn to give other people a job or you will end up like me, in the breakers' yard

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    Les and x Taffy 2,
    Couple of bloody comedians aren't you.
    Looking forward to seeing you on Britain's got talent.
    Course in you case, you don't. ha ha. Should fit right in.
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    Default Dinas Powis

    In my time Dinas Powis was regarded as a high class residential area, the local chippy / chipper "The Barbecue Grill" was not allowed to sell fish, to avoid odours in the village. But," Scampi" ( breaded and deep fried Dublin Bay Prawn's) were OK? The Barbecue Grill did not actually have a grill and did not barbecue either - but, was a fish and chip shop in all but name, but without the fish, nearly.

    Still a quaint old village and full of memories from my youth, two train stops from Barry Dock and a better class of youth club etc. Dinas is still firmly situated between Barry and Cardiff, but fortunately retains much of it's own identity. I love Dinas and have fond memories of much of my early courting and " Top Totty".

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    Default South African Boerwors

    Sounds good but you obviously don't know the price of meat in the UK.

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    Bloody hell , sounds a bit a bit good Vernon . Think I would need a translater to go down to my local butchers with me for all the ingedients . Fancy coming over to Knaresborough and cooking it?. We have some great watering holes! Keep them coming .
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