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Hypnotic's Photo Hypnotic 29 Mar 2013

WOW!
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Adam's Photo Adam 29 Mar 2013

I left a corned beef on high for about 10 hours accidentally, it did the same thing. When I tried to cut it, the meat just broke apart!!
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Hypnotic's Photo Hypnotic 29 Mar 2013

I left a corned beef on high for about 10 hours accidentally, it did the same thing. When I tried to cut it, the meat just broke apart!!

HAHAHAHA




Seriously this made my night! I can't stop laughing.
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peteRS's Photo peteRS 29 Mar 2013

I just made a Bacon Sandy with the left over Schultz Bacon...You guys made me so hungry (again, just ate at MumnDads 2 hrs ago).
I want Brisket, Now.
But this was ok as a snack :D
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skillionaire's Photo skillionaire 29 Mar 2013

Hi,

Haha, it was exactly what I was aiming for though! :D

@Pete: That bread looks really nice!

Cheers,
Nik
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peteRS's Photo peteRS 29 Mar 2013

Also, Nik, you essentially braised it yeah, ie, in lots of liquid, but probably not covering the fat? Did you cover the baking dish?
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Adam's Photo Adam 29 Mar 2013

I don't think it was that funny, Ash?
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skillionaire's Photo skillionaire 29 Mar 2013

Hi,

Yep, braised it.

Decided against the Texan style at the last minute.

Cheers,
Nik
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Hypnotic's Photo Hypnotic 29 Mar 2013

I don't think it was that funny, Ash?

Such a buzz kill.
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Adam's Photo Adam 29 Mar 2013

Sorry :(
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peteRS's Photo peteRS 29 Mar 2013

Hi,

Yep, braised it.

Decided against the Texan style at the last minute.

Cheers,
Nik


Cool. I pretty much asked that question for Adam's sake...it sounded like he was a little mixed up (like when you suggested the stock pot and he asked if you could 'roast' in it)
Not poking fun.
I reckon you could def's pull of a really decent meal (with leftovers) in a 3.5ltr crocker...
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Adam's Photo Adam 29 Mar 2013

I'm not mixed up :) just dot like the sounds of the braised, because of the braising liquid Nik used. You can do a dry roast in a crock pot :)
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peteRS's Photo peteRS 29 Mar 2013

Oops, sorry bro.
Never owned a Crock pot myself...
Would Brisket still be tender dry roasted?
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Adam's Photo Adam 29 Mar 2013

I can't see why not. They smoke them on Amazing eats, don't they?

Y u no crock pot? It's my favourite way to cook :)
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peteRS's Photo peteRS 29 Mar 2013

I'm all into pans and flames and stuff. I have a Big Stock pot, and deep baking dishes...
Slow cooking for one is shit.
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Adam's Photo Adam 29 Mar 2013

Fair enough :)
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skillionaire's Photo skillionaire 29 Mar 2013

Hi,

Plating was horrible, but my lord I am in love with this meat. Just did a Shiraz based reduction (sorry Adam!) with some of the liquid, and some mushrooms.

Creamy mash.

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Fuckme it's awesome, I think I'm having a heart attack though.

I don't think this meat would stand up to a dry roast mate, you'd need to braise it first just in stock if you don't want the wine, then rub it and put it in the fridge for a few hours, then char it up.

Cheers,
Nik
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peteRS's Photo peteRS 29 Mar 2013

You like your mushrooms, cream and mash. don't you just :)
edited out Jamie Oliver rant.
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skillionaire's Photo skillionaire 29 Mar 2013

Hi,

I have heaps of mash in the freezer, and mushrooms are flowing freely right now from my mate. But yeah, I've been smashing the mash recently.

I had crayfish croissants for lunch though!

:D

Cheers,
Nik
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peteRS's Photo peteRS 29 Mar 2013

Crayfish Croissants...just GTFO. Honestly...so not fair.
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