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Possum3 · Possum3

Make a sandwich, layering cheese ham and another layer of cheese. Spray top and bottom slices of bread with Olive Oil Spray. Place in hot pan or on BBQ plate. Turn once then done. Better than making all other toast methods when camping and no burnt offerings. Sometimes I make plain toast by spraying the...

Desert Dweller · Desert Dweller

Yes it's Yabby season again folks. First catch your Yabbies. Next cook your Yabbies. Next bake a fresh loaf of bread in the camp oven. Peel Yabbies, slice bread, arrange Yabbies on slice, add a little salt & wash your sandwich down with a nice cold, crisp Chardonnay. Bon Apétite.

Craig1 · Craig1

Why is most of bacon made from overseas pork? can't be cost as it ranges from $12 to $19 or more at our major supermarkets. yet has Australian Made logo on the price ticket, until you read the fine print. "from 12% to 22% Australian content" but somehow contains 90% average imported pork. How can anythin...

Farmhat · Farmhat

Heading off real soon for most of the rest of the year so I thought I had better have a practice run making damper as strange enough, I have never made it before. Flour (self raising), water, salt and a bit of butter. It was moist enough, (possibly due to not cooked enough) but so crumbly that it fell to bits...

Hendo · Hendo

Shortly will be heading to warmer climates for the winter. Thinking about buying a portable elec oven for baked veggies, frozen pies, chips etc. (No oven in van) Any comments would be appreciated. Ta Hendo

Olive Oil · Olive Oil

On a recent trip to SA from Vic we had to use some vegetables up before going through the fruit fly check point at Yamba. This is the resulting recipe, just thrown together to use up what we had. Cooked in a 20cm x 20cm x 70cm deep oven dish. 1. Slice potatoes & sweet potatoes into thin slices. 2. Slice b...

Kingsthorpedavid · Kingsthorpedavid

Got a new toy! An American Stainless Steel cream can cooker! Has an interesting history going back to 1880's when Nebraska cowboys used them. Has a vent in the lid for the steam. Works well! Using it on my Cobb BBQ.

Kingsthorpedavid · Kingsthorpedavid

Or cheese melter! Fun and efficient to use for toast or to add to rissoles or a baked potato. -- Edited by Kingsthorpedavid on Wednesday 24th of October 2018 11:45:47 AM -- Edited by Kingsthorpedavid on Wednesday 24th of October 2018 11:47:02 AM

Rip and Rosie · Rip and Rosie

Found a likely looking salad in the Coles magazine.....yum I thought. Nectarine and mango -sliced Prosciutto Rocket Bocconcini cheese- broken up Olive oil and Balsamic vinegar But....I didn't have all of that in the fridge....so it got morphed to Nectarine, mango bacon (cooked crisp and coole...

graeme c · graeme c

https://www.abc.net.au/news/2018-10-26/devondale-long-life-cream-coming-back-to-shelves/10435146

Cyclops · Cyclops

not sure of the spelling, but this is just lamb in a white wine and egg sauce. Fabulous with a good crusty bread and a bottle of Shiraz. 6 forequarter lamb chops cut down the middle to make 12 smaller pieces. 6 glasses (yes 6) of good white wine, chateau cardboard is ok. 5 eggs chicken stock, pepper and salt...

Kingsthorpedavid · Kingsthorpedavid

Greatly improved airflow. Runs much hotter than the original Premier. Allow for this with less fuel if required. http://cobbaustralia.com.au/shop/cobb-premier-griddle-plus-fenced-roast-rack/ -- Edited by Kingsthorpedavid on Friday 7th of September 2018 08:39:12 AM

Kingsthorpedavid · Kingsthorpedavid

Finding I am using my Cobb more and more at home. It is a fun and efficient way to cook on the front deck. So safe I can use it on the glass top table. Lots of new accessories - all well thought out, well designed and made to the highest standards. Like the new COBB KETTLE. KD -- Edited by Kingsthorpedavid on...

AaLF · AaLF

Hi all. It's cold this morning. In front of me I have two 1kg plastic buckets of honey. one from woollies & one from the health food shop. One has turned 'candied' in the cold and one is still smooth & golden. I was told by someone in passing that if the honey doesn't go 'candied' in cold days th...

Cyclops · Cyclops

If you are passing through Alice Springs, take the time to visit the small IGA type neighbourhood stores. In some of them they have a Tucker box freezer dedicated to frozen roo tails. No not for dog food, these are sent from NSW and are for human consumption. Dont be alarmed at the skin and fur still attac...

Rip and Rosie · Rip and Rosie

1. some chicken chopped into chunks- I used thigh fillets......could be fresh or cooked 2. bit of bacon finely sliced - I used small packet of rashers 3. stick of celery, half onion, couple cloves of garlic......I added a bit of capsicum too 4. chicken stock (cubes, powder or liquid) 5 half cup of red le...

Possum3 · Possum3

Just saw the best outdoor grill plate ever- what I want for Father's Day https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xng4UvBat68

Papou · Papou

Basted with you favourite spread , Olive oil , Lemon juice and Oregano for one:)( all beat up in cup beforehand) , wrapped in the baking paper the foil ten to fifteen minutes either side depending on size of fish after your Q has been preheated on normal temp setting . Nice greek salad alongside . Finger...

Farmhat · Farmhat

Marinated chicken wings cooking on coals in a creekbed. (Pic is on it's side). Joe

Kebbin · Kebbin

Theres nothing better than a good grilling sausage, but they are rarer then rocking horse do da as are good Butchers that make said sausages and bacon.Along with Bakers who I mainly look for bread that is a little hard to make yourself like sourdough in various styles.So how about we give these small bu...

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	Fried toasties. (Preview) Make a sandwich, layering cheese ham and another layer of cheese. Spray top and bottom slices of bread with Olive Oil Spray. Place in hot pan or on BBQ plate. Turn once then done. Better than making all other toast methods when camping and no burnt offerings. Sometimes I make plain toast by spraying the...	Possum3	3	3130	09:38 AM Sep 16, 2019 by Possum3
	Yabby Sandwiches Love Ém! (Preview) Yes it's Yabby season again folks. First catch your Yabbies. Next cook your Yabbies. Next bake a fresh loaf of bread in the camp oven. Peel Yabbies, slice bread, arrange Yabbies on slice, add a little salt & wash your sandwich down with a nice cold, crisp Chardonnay. Bon Apétite.	Desert Dweller	10	3316	11:57 PM Jul 7, 2019 by Rosed
	Foreign Bacon (Preview) Why is most of bacon made from overseas pork? can't be cost as it ranges from $12 to $19 or more at our major supermarkets. yet has Australian Made logo on the price ticket, until you read the fine print. "from 12% to 22% Australian content" but somehow contains 90% average imported pork. How can anythin...	Craig1	16	5047	09:39 PM May 20, 2019 by Phillipn
	Damper Woes (Preview) Heading off real soon for most of the rest of the year so I thought I had better have a practice run making damper as strange enough, I have never made it before. Flour (self raising), water, salt and a bit of butter. It was moist enough, (possibly due to not cooked enough) but so crumbly that it fell to bits...	Farmhat	9	3956	07:45 PM May 14, 2019 by Hylife
	Portable Benchtop Oven (Preview) Shortly will be heading to warmer climates for the winter. Thinking about buying a portable elec oven for baked veggies, frozen pies, chips etc. (No oven in van) Any comments would be appreciated. Ta Hendo	Hendo	5	3049	09:27 AM Apr 27, 2019 by Olive Oil
	A variation on Potato Bake. (Preview) On a recent trip to SA from Vic we had to use some vegetables up before going through the fruit fly check point at Yamba. This is the resulting recipe, just thrown together to use up what we had. Cooked in a 20cm x 20cm x 70cm deep oven dish. 1. Slice potatoes & sweet potatoes into thin slices. 2. Slice b...	Olive Oil	0	2938	02:46 PM Apr 26, 2019 by Olive Oil
	CREAM CAN COOKING (Preview) Got a new toy! An American Stainless Steel cream can cooker! Has an interesting history going back to 1880's when Nebraska cowboys used them. Has a vent in the lid for the steam. Works well! Using it on my Cobb BBQ.	Kingsthorpedavid	2	3009	01:19 PM Mar 9, 2019 by Possum3
	BOSKA HOLLAND CHEESE BARBECLETTE ON COBB (Preview) Or cheese melter! Fun and efficient to use for toast or to add to rissoles or a baked potato. -- Edited by Kingsthorpedavid on Wednesday 24th of October 2018 11:45:47 AM -- Edited by Kingsthorpedavid on Wednesday 24th of October 2018 11:47:02 AM	Kingsthorpedavid	6	3031	08:57 AM Mar 9, 2019 by Kingsthorpedavid
	Nectarine, Mango and proscuitto salad....even the kids ate it (Preview) Found a likely looking salad in the Coles magazine.....yum I thought. Nectarine and mango -sliced Prosciutto Rocket Bocconcini cheese- broken up Olive oil and Balsamic vinegar But....I didn't have all of that in the fridge....so it got morphed to Nectarine, mango bacon (cooked crisp and coole...	Rip and Rosie	0	2852	09:27 AM Jan 29, 2019 by Rip and Rosie
	UHT cream is coming back (Preview) https://www.abc.net.au/news/2018-10-26/devondale-long-life-cream-coming-back-to-shelves/10435146	graeme c	2	3048	06:45 PM Nov 15, 2018 by Desert Dweller
	Agnello brodignat (Preview) not sure of the spelling, but this is just lamb in a white wine and egg sauce. Fabulous with a good crusty bread and a bottle of Shiraz. 6 forequarter lamb chops cut down the middle to make 12 smaller pieces. 6 glasses (yes 6) of good white wine, chateau cardboard is ok. 5 eggs chicken stock, pepper and salt...	Cyclops	6	2833	01:15 PM Oct 15, 2018 by Kisha
	The new COBB PREMIER PLUS (Preview) Greatly improved airflow. Runs much hotter than the original Premier. Allow for this with less fuel if required. http://cobbaustralia.com.au/shop/cobb-premier-griddle-plus-fenced-roast-rack/ -- Edited by Kingsthorpedavid on Friday 7th of September 2018 08:39:12 AM	Kingsthorpedavid	0	3255	08:36 AM Sep 7, 2018 by Kingsthorpedavid
	COBB BBQ (Preview) Finding I am using my Cobb more and more at home. It is a fun and efficient way to cook on the front deck. So safe I can use it on the glass top table. Lots of new accessories - all well thought out, well designed and made to the highest standards. Like the new COBB KETTLE. KD -- Edited by Kingsthorpedavid on...	Kingsthorpedavid	3	3334	08:31 AM Sep 7, 2018 by Kingsthorpedavid
	What's going on with my honey? (Preview) Hi all. It's cold this morning. In front of me I have two 1kg plastic buckets of honey. one from woollies & one from the health food shop. One has turned 'candied' in the cold and one is still smooth & golden. I was told by someone in passing that if the honey doesn't go 'candied' in cold days th...	AaLF	12	3806	09:50 PM Aug 20, 2018 by Phillipn
	Kangaroo tail cooked in coals (Preview) If you are passing through Alice Springs, take the time to visit the small IGA type neighbourhood stores. In some of them they have a Tucker box freezer dedicated to frozen roo tails. No not for dog food, these are sent from NSW and are for human consumption. Dont be alarmed at the skin and fur still attac...	Cyclops	1	3500	07:40 AM Aug 15, 2018 by Blues Man
	Chicken and red lentil soup (Preview) 1. some chicken chopped into chunks- I used thigh fillets......could be fresh or cooked 2. bit of bacon finely sliced - I used small packet of rashers 3. stick of celery, half onion, couple cloves of garlic......I added a bit of capsicum too 4. chicken stock (cubes, powder or liquid) 5 half cup of red le...	Rip and Rosie	1	2863	08:01 AM Jul 28, 2018 by Blues Man
	Fryin Saucer (Preview) Just saw the best outdoor grill plate ever- what I want for Father's Day https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xng4UvBat68	Possum3	7	3478	01:46 PM Jul 19, 2018 by Possum3
	baby Q whole or fish fillets wrapped in baking paper and foil (Preview) Basted with you favourite spread , Olive oil , Lemon juice and Oregano for one:)( all beat up in cup beforehand) , wrapped in the baking paper the foil ten to fifteen minutes either side depending on size of fish after your Q has been preheated on normal temp setting . Nice greek salad alongside . Finger...	Papou	1	2841	11:03 PM Jun 28, 2018 by Farmhat
	Winner Winner Chicken Dinner (Preview) Marinated chicken wings cooking on coals in a creekbed. (Pic is on it's side). Joe	Farmhat	5	3285	10:59 PM Jun 28, 2018 by Farmhat
	Butchers & Bakers (Preview) Theres nothing better than a good grilling sausage, but they are rarer then rocking horse do da as are good Butchers that make said sausages and bacon.Along with Bakers who I mainly look for bread that is a little hard to make yourself like sourdough in various styles.So how about we give these small bu...	Kebbin	13	3992	05:56 AM Jun 20, 2018 by Desert Dweller
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