Today I COOKED.

Prospecting Australia

Help Support Prospecting Australia:

This site may earn a commission from merchant affiliate links, including eBay, Amazon, and others.
today i cooked pulled lamb in my Travel Buddy

all on a temp solar set up :sunny: :perfect:

the best i saw for the test was 22amps , more than enough to float the agm and power Buddy :power: :power: :power: :perfect:

1547959000_p1120574.jpg

1547959000_p1120575.jpg

early morning sun with 620 watts of panels , 15amps was pretty good :cool:
1547959000_p1120576.jpg

1547959000_p1120577.jpg

1547959000_p1120578.jpg

1547959000_p1120579.jpg

1547959000_p1120580.jpg

1547959000_p1120581.jpg

1547959000_p1120582.jpg


i t is a cool bit of kit :heart: :perfect:
 
I'm suffering from severe prospecting withdrawal and am looking forward to a bit cooler weather and a bit of water in the creeks.

In the meantime, I've been enjoying doing some cooking while on a longish holiday.

Just the two of us at home now, so a grilled spatchcock with haloumi (Greek cooking cheese) fries makes a nice dinner. The light batter for the fries is based on sourdough starter.

1550105774_spatchcock.jpg


I've also been enjoying the process of making sourdough, although I don't eat much bread. It's a technical challenge!

1550105859_sourdough1.jpg

1550105859_sourdough2.jpg
 
I made a Sourdough a few years ago. My Father in Law visited next day and I think I had 2 slices and he kept on sneaking out and feasting on the bread-it was yummy just with olive butter spread.
 
Interesting question, Jaros. I've always liked pink duck, and that's how it is traditionally served in restaurants, too. I've never heard of any warnings or problems.

It is much tenderer done like that than well done.

I looked it up, and there has been a discussion in the UK about the issue, with the chefs coming down in favor of pink duck.

https://www.telegraph.co.uk/foodand...r-duck-pink-Thats-quackers-say-top-chefs.html
 
when i seer duck i always render it pretty well then into a warm (200) oven for 15 minutes , most would tell you to do it for 10, it comes out just on grey and tender as
 
Like all meats theres a very low possibility of getting food poising as long as the handling procedures dont compromise the quality of the meat
 

Latest posts

Top