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Masterchef 2016

...I'm guessing that the Crickets would taste like cooked prawn heads and the Goat would be a real 'gamey' taste... either way... I would try the both of them... I'll taste anything once 9/10... I even ate a raw oyster once... yep!... just the once! :wtf::dead:... cheers.

I know a lot of other cultures love goat, and use it in preference to beef or lamb. I suspect it is something you need to cook low and slow
 
Didn't pick up any gameyness in the curry. Goats are pretty much like sheep aren't they?

...I've never tasted Goat oddjob but I guess that they are... in my opinion the differences between Sheep and Goats is that Sheep are stupid and Goats are smart... that's the extent of my knowledge I'm afraid lol!... cheers.
 
Maybe thats why I am not bettering myself as a cook.
I must practice having more quirky bbq's on the weekend.
However, if "quirky" was to be used in context as intoxicated, then I consider myself a weekend 3 star Michelin man.:p

...hahahahaha!... funny funny funny!... I bet you are!... lol!... cheers.
 
...good evening everyone... are we ready for fun?... cheers.
Yes I've been ready since 7:30. Bloody Telstra has been hopeless all day .it has seriously taken me 27 minutes to get online. Furious as always. We are being robbed by this company. Amazing that you couldn't hear me swearing in Sydney.
Love betel leaves. I spent about six weeks in Vietnam on a teaching gig. Fantastic. We had really scary accommodation in Hanoi at a university. But we did have a wonderful cook employed just for us. I went with her to the market one morning at 4:30am. More the time I get home rather than get up. When I got back to Sydney, I found betel leaves in the fresh food market at Cabrammatta. Somebody spell that for me. We had it often for breakfast.
 
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