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Santa · Santa

http://www.goodfood.com.au/good-food/cook/recipe/yoghurt-roast-chicken-20151123-46p4y.html

03_Troopy · 03_Troopy

Last Christmas I got a Ceramic Tagine as a present, but hadn't used it, because I wasn't sure how to. Last friday I decided to give it a go, and made a lamb and apricot tagine. It was so tender and juicy, so we'll be having a few more tagine meals from now on. Because you can use it on a stove top, I'll be packing...

Muzzlehatch · Muzzlehatch

When I was a kiddie in Melbourne my Dad did the pater / fillial bonding thing and took me to the footie. I dont remember a thing about the footie but that first pie and sauce are etched into my psyche with along with the eternal celestial choir. From then on my Dad would say "No point takin the young'u...

chooknphil · chooknphil

i am now experimenting in using my 12 volt oven now to cook cakes - going through any recipies that calls for 150 oven temps. I use a silicone tray that I found fits perfectly into oven ( with just a slight trim of the handles). So far cooked multiple 3 ingredient fruit cake & banana cakes, next to try is...

Grandad5 · Grandad5

jade46 wrote in the General Forum regarding Induction Cookers: They are fantastic.$49.00 Kmart boils 2 cups water in 30 seconds just like a microwave only faster if you want it. Can control heat as required.You must have steel/magnetic cookware Cheers DT The above quote is from the general section...

Lesley F · Lesley F

Around Melbourne, at Woolworth's supermarkets, there's an amazing deal happening twice a day. 11.30am and now 3.30pm, 7 DAYS A WEEK. Fruit and vegetables, as much as you can cram into one of their green bags, at the low price of $4.00 per bag. You'd be amazed how much you can fit in. Some is a little brui...

Muzzlehatch · Muzzlehatch

This is an adaptation of a fare Americans call Prison Food. Pickled Vegetables. I keep a big jar of pickled vegetables on the go. I keep adding grilled / dried tomatoes, olives, muchrooms, peppers, cabage, artichoke; all the vegetables you would find in an antipasto, to a big jar. If the vegetable are...

Kingsthorpedavid · Kingsthorpedavid

Ozpig Tragically we have lost our treasured Dad, Poppy, brother, brother-in-law, uncle and friend. Allan Shepherd died suddenly yesterday and we are devastated. We are comforted knowing that he and his darling Assunta, our Mum, are now together again. We are so grateful for this man you all knew as...

Muzzlehatch · Muzzlehatch

When I was a young bloke I used to do a lot of hitch hiking when travelling light and being prepared for long stays was a factor. Later on working in the bush the blokes would always want meat and three vedge and the hassle of carrying provisions heaps of tin cans / running a freezer etc always annoyed me. I a...

Desert Dweller · Desert Dweller

This one is a breakfast favorite of ours. An oldie but a goody. There are a few variations of this recipe. Sourdough bread is our preference. 1. Crack 2 eggs in a bowl, add a small amount of milk. 2. Add a little salt & pepper & whisk like you're making an omelet. 3. Drizzle a small amount of olive oi...

Desert Dweller · Desert Dweller

We spend a lot of time camped out in the bush away from civilization, sometimes we don't go near a town for more than 2 weeks. This creates a problem as far as having fresh bread is concerned. We've been making loaves from scratch for quite a while but recently we found ready mixed, just add water & kne...

jab160 · jab160

into the microwave for minute or 2, then drop into heated pan,butter,salt pepper,spices...your choice, another 2...3 mins max.......all done. ( juicy as ).....restaurant trick.

nimrod · nimrod

For Sundays and anniversaries

Texas · Texas

Hi all - have made two dampers in my new camp oven over the past week and whilst they tasted ok they were very crumbly to the extent of virtually falling apart - any suggestions on how to keep it together. Thanks

Dunmowin · Dunmowin

Any favourite recipes for using Duck Eggs. We are house sitting, and have an abundant supply currently, and happy to try out anything new.

Panther · Panther

BANANA PANCAKES INGREDIENTS 1 BANANA - the larger the better. 2 EGGS METHOD 1. Mash banana in a bowl. 2. Add eggs and beat well. 3. Melt butter or marg in frying pan. 4. Cook on medium both sides. 5. AND THEN EAT. NOTES 1. It's quicker to cook one big pancake then cut with lifter into pieces befo...

Kendo · Kendo

Just bought on of these $70 + delivery from Campaquip, turned up in less that 5 days. Now to give it a go -- Edited by Kendo on Sunday 14th of June 2015 09:14:54 AM

Kingsthorpedavid · Kingsthorpedavid

I am finding increasing negative attitudes to the use of Heat Beads in Caravan Parks. eg: for camp ovens. Anybody else?

brickies · brickies

What is the lowest temperature you can get your Baby Q down to when using it has an oven , I can't get mine below 290

Pres · Pres

Thinking about heading north to try my luck with red claw. I was given some a few years back and they were delicious. Have forgotten the process of cooking and keeping the tails. Can anyone help in this regard. I Have boilers, gas ring etc. Also would one have much luck now that it has cooled down in t...

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	Yoghurt roast chicken. (Preview) http://www.goodfood.com.au/good-food/cook/recipe/yoghurt-roast-chicken-20151123-46p4y.html	Santa	0	2263	08:48 PM Nov 26, 2015 by Santa
	Tagine (Preview) Last Christmas I got a Ceramic Tagine as a present, but hadn't used it, because I wasn't sure how to. Last friday I decided to give it a go, and made a lamb and apricot tagine. It was so tender and juicy, so we'll be having a few more tagine meals from now on. Because you can use it on a stove top, I'll be packing...	03_Troopy	0	1935	10:10 AM Oct 26, 2015 by 03_Troopy
	Store bought Tomato Sauce (Preview) When I was a kiddie in Melbourne my Dad did the pater / fillial bonding thing and took me to the footie. I dont remember a thing about the footie but that first pie and sauce are etched into my psyche with along with the eternal celestial choir. From then on my Dad would say "No point takin the young'u...	Muzzlehatch	3	2114	08:37 PM Oct 18, 2015 by Spydermann
	12volt cakes (Preview) i am now experimenting in using my 12 volt oven now to cook cakes - going through any recipies that calls for 150 oven temps. I use a silicone tray that I found fits perfectly into oven ( with just a slight trim of the handles). So far cooked multiple 3 ingredient fruit cake & banana cakes, next to try is...	chooknphil	3	1869	09:41 PM Oct 1, 2015 by Sheba
	Cooking Rice by absorbtion on induction cook top (Preview) jade46 wrote in the General Forum regarding Induction Cookers: They are fantastic.$49.00 Kmart boils 2 cups water in 30 seconds just like a microwave only faster if you want it. Can control heat as required.You must have steel/magnetic cookware Cheers DT The above quote is from the general section...	Grandad5	8	3834	01:09 PM Sep 13, 2015 by Muzzlehatch
	woolworths cheap fruit and vegies (Preview) Around Melbourne, at Woolworth's supermarkets, there's an amazing deal happening twice a day. 11.30am and now 3.30pm, 7 DAYS A WEEK. Fruit and vegetables, as much as you can cram into one of their green bags, at the low price of $4.00 per bag. You'd be amazed how much you can fit in. Some is a little brui...	Lesley F	3	1421	10:10 AM Sep 11, 2015 by 03_Troopy
	Prison Food (Preview) This is an adaptation of a fare Americans call Prison Food. Pickled Vegetables. I keep a big jar of pickled vegetables on the go. I keep adding grilled / dried tomatoes, olives, muchrooms, peppers, cabage, artichoke; all the vegetables you would find in an antipasto, to a big jar. If the vegetable are...	Muzzlehatch	0	2196	09:18 PM Sep 8, 2015 by Muzzlehatch
	OzPig - sad news (Preview) Ozpig Tragically we have lost our treasured Dad, Poppy, brother, brother-in-law, uncle and friend. Allan Shepherd died suddenly yesterday and we are devastated. We are comforted knowing that he and his darling Assunta, our Mum, are now together again. We are so grateful for this man you all knew as...	Kingsthorpedavid	7	2941	01:17 PM Sep 4, 2015 by 03_Troopy
	Non perishable foods (Preview) When I was a young bloke I used to do a lot of hitch hiking when travelling light and being prepared for long stays was a factor. Later on working in the bush the blokes would always want meat and three vedge and the hassle of carrying provisions heaps of tin cans / running a freezer etc always annoyed me. I a...	Muzzlehatch	4	2344	05:48 PM Aug 30, 2015 by Chicken strangler
	Eggy Toast. (Preview) This one is a breakfast favorite of ours. An oldie but a goody. There are a few variations of this recipe. Sourdough bread is our preference. 1. Crack 2 eggs in a bowl, add a small amount of milk. 2. Add a little salt & pepper & whisk like you're making an omelet. 3. Drizzle a small amount of olive oi...	Desert Dweller	6	2072	11:01 AM Aug 29, 2015 by Clare46
	Easy Bread Making (Preview) We spend a lot of time camped out in the bush away from civilization, sometimes we don't go near a town for more than 2 weeks. This creates a problem as far as having fresh bread is concerned. We've been making loaves from scratch for quite a while but recently we found ready mixed, just add water & kne...	Desert Dweller	4	2164	06:45 PM Aug 28, 2015 by Muzzlehatch
	Cooking fish (Preview) into the microwave for minute or 2, then drop into heated pan,butter,salt pepper,spices...your choice, another 2...3 mins max.......all done. ( juicy as ).....restaurant trick.	jab160	5	1716	08:37 PM Aug 21, 2015 by dishlicker
	Special Occasion meal (Preview) For Sundays and anniversaries	nimrod	1	1553	08:35 PM Aug 21, 2015 by dishlicker
	Dampers (Preview) Hi all - have made two dampers in my new camp oven over the past week and whilst they tasted ok they were very crumbly to the extent of virtually falling apart - any suggestions on how to keep it together. Thanks	Texas	2	2138	07:21 PM Aug 20, 2015 by Cloak
	Duck Egg recipies (Preview) Any favourite recipes for using Duck Eggs. We are house sitting, and have an abundant supply currently, and happy to try out anything new.	Dunmowin	11	1945	01:33 PM Aug 18, 2015 by Dunmowin
	BANANA PANCAKES - only 2 ingredients (Preview) BANANA PANCAKES INGREDIENTS 1 BANANA - the larger the better. 2 EGGS METHOD 1. Mash banana in a bowl. 2. Add eggs and beat well. 3. Melt butter or marg in frying pan. 4. Cook on medium both sides. 5. AND THEN EAT. NOTES 1. It's quicker to cook one big pancake then cut with lifter into pieces befo...	Panther	6	1520	07:50 PM Aug 16, 2015 by Dunmowin
	Baby Q Hotplate (Preview) Just bought on of these $70 + delivery from Campaquip, turned up in less that 5 days. Now to give it a go -- Edited by Kendo on Sunday 14th of June 2015 09:14:54 AM	Kendo	9	1873	07:29 PM Jul 22, 2015 by Kingsthorpedavid
	Heat Beads & Caravan Parks (Preview) I am finding increasing negative attitudes to the use of Heat Beads in Caravan Parks. eg: for camp ovens. Anybody else?	Kingsthorpedavid	2	1323	06:44 PM Jul 22, 2015 by Kingsthorpedavid
	Weber Baby Q (Preview) What is the lowest temperature you can get your Baby Q down to when using it has an oven , I can't get mine below 290	brickies	6	2639	06:23 PM Jul 22, 2015 by Kingsthorpedavid
	Cooking and preparation of Qld Red Claw (Preview) Thinking about heading north to try my luck with red claw. I was given some a few years back and they were delicious. Have forgotten the process of cooking and keeping the tails. Can anyone help in this regard. I Have boilers, gas ring etc. Also would one have much luck now that it has cooled down in t...	Pres	5	4354	08:44 PM Jul 15, 2015 by Pres
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