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    Please forgive me for being slightly off topic.

    Continuing with the Aussie theme.

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    Grilled medallions of Kangaroo loin on a bed of super long green beans fried with Portobello mushrooms with a couple of slices of Damper along side. The only spices were salt and "a little" fresh ground black pepper.

    The Roo was delicious. If it wasn't so expensive I would add it often to my diet. Even my wife who was hesitant complimented it. My attempt at Damper was also good but had a slight baking powder taste.

    Always room for improvement!

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    Quote Originally Posted by earcutter View Post
    It's the same thing every morning...


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    My wife assures me that I would make her Scottish ancestors proud lol.
    I had some of this for breakfast this morning. I had a hard time buying it. Oats are around $3.95 a bushel I see. That makes the oats in this can worth about 22 cents at the grain elevator. Buying it this way is about $175.00 a bushel. Heck of a markup!

    Tasted good and had a nice texture. Added milk and honey. Took me an hour to cook it and be done eating. Much to long for a normal workday. I am out of bed and drive 25 miles to work in that time on a work morning. While waiting I ate an apple and had a couple of small Buffalo and wild rice Salami on Damper sandwiches. I may not have to eat again until tomorrow.
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    Quote Originally Posted by 32t View Post
    I had some of this for breakfast this morning. I had a hard time buying it. Oats are around $3.95 a bushel I see. That makes the oats in this can worth about 22 cents at the grain elevator. Buying it this way is about $175.00 a bushel. Heck of a markup!

    Tasted good and had a nice texture. Added milk and honey. Took me an hour to cook it and be done eating. Much to long for a normal workday. I am out of bed and drive 25 miles to work in that time on a work morning. While waiting I ate an apple and had a couple of small Buffalo and wild rice Salami on Damper sandwiches. I may not have to eat again until tomorrow.
    if you soak your oats the night before, like beans, they will cook a lot quicker. Just add hot water to'em before bed and let sit n soak.
    Come along inside,We'll see if tea and buns can make the world a betterplace.~TheWind in the Willow~

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    Hey Mick breakfast is ready! Come on over I made it special just for you.

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    Arrowroot biscuits and Vegemite. Homemade and warm from the oven. I got tired of trying to make them round so I made some square ones. One from the edge even looked like a stealth airplane but i ate that one before the picture.

    I was a little confused by calling them biscuits. They are a cookie but we can eat them for breakfast anyway.

    The butter and cookie cover up the taste of the Vegemite and I need a lot on it to taste it.

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    Here is a picture of Tim Tams.

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    Leftovers this morning. Had to clean out the refrigerator. the main course was a Roo Hash made with Tater tots,onions and spiced with some Lizano sauce.

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    Egg sammies,Tomatos,Blueberries n Strawberries...with Tea O course. Name:  001.jpg
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    32t and Nighblade,

    Those meals of yours both look delicious.

    BTW...Is that bread embracing those fried eggs homemade?

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    Off to work...here's a question. Anybody besides me find they can't just eat a single egg ? I always have to hav'em in pairs it seems ??
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    Neah...I don't have the baking gene. Store bakery...French Bread. Not too bad.
    Come along inside,We'll see if tea and buns can make the world a betterplace.~TheWind in the Willow~

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