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DrDuck said:
Billy, you cant beat mutton - particularly salt bush mutton. So hard to get, unfortunately.

My mothers day effort was roast rib of beef. Here is a pic of the Yorkshire puddings -

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True that Doc, I haven't tasted it grown on saltbush but from every report its pretty tasty!!

We all agree in my family, that the bit older sheep have an edge in the flavour steaks...no pun intended :p

Lovely looking feed as usual you have cooked up there mate!!

Cheers,

Billy.
 
Billy said:
Did someone mention lamb??

Technically not a cooked product....yet... but a bit of prep work to get to that point.

Not lamb either but mutton, grown on beautiful pastures, humanely slaughtered and carefully butchered by myself and the family.

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Chop anyone?

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Luckily they have a big freezer as it was a rather large sheep.

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Hoping to have some results to show soon.

Cheers,

Billly.

Looks awesome Billy.Been wanting to get some mutton for a slow cook for ages. Very hard to find, but I'll keep looking.
 
Cooked this last Saturday and will be snacking on it all week. Lamb broth soup. Just like my dear old mum used to make it.
Simmer some juicy tallow laden lamb offcuts with some veg then strain and add more veg to the soup.
Cook for a few hours more and bingo!

This pic is of it cold and sitting in the fridge.
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Soup time of the year in Vic.
 
Did an overnight cook of 2 racks of beef ribs last night.

The smaller one had a spicy rub applied and the larger one was a 50/50 of roasted and ground rock salt and peppercorns:

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Onto the Dragon at about 9.30 pm. Some hickory chunks and banksia pods for smoke.

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6am and they are done:

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A four hour rest in the esky and brunch was served :p

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The bigger rack could have had another hour or 2 to render a bit more of the fat etc but the rib I had was super tender and tasty so I think the smaller rack are going to be scrumdiddlyumptious :lol:

Still 5 ribs left to enjoy over the weekend :Y:

Cheers,

Billy.
 
we don't always have things that have vegies so we find if we get fresh and don't use them then have to throw them out so its is cost effective for me this way
 

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