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Ozz 15-Oct-2004 15:45

Salmon pesto! Yummy.

Monty 15-Oct-2004 17:03

Fresh tuna steak grilled slowly using extra virgin olive oil, at the same time stir fry large spanish onion and couple of sliced garlic cloves in wok. Whilst this is cooking have large pan of water with fresh garlic and herb tagliatelli simmering. Heat a cheese sause in the wok with the onion and garlic, fold in the tuna-flaked, and then the drain and fold in the pasta. Serve immediately with garlic bread and any wine that you like-I personally rather like a nice chablis.
And yes Lily you could use chicken, but I prefer tuna.

John

clint 15-Oct-2004 17:13

Lily
something that will take 10" mins to cook.
Smoked salmon & scrambled egg bottle of Champagne.

Nigel C 15-Oct-2004 20:49

Fresh Cod and chips from the chippy with lashings of vinegar !! can't believe no ones mentioned it :o

Eamonn 15-Oct-2004 21:24

Quote:

Originally posted by Nigel C
Fresh Cod and chips from the chippy with lashings of vinegar !! can't believe no ones mentioned it :o

Wrapped in real newspaper.... :D

Paul James 16-Oct-2004 01:32

As I tend to do a fair bit of hunting (not foxes) shooting and fishing I like to use what I've caught or shot. Have some great recipes for rabbit, one of my favourites is rabbit in whole grain mustard sauce with rosemary. Rabbit is low in fat and very tasty, used to be a regular part of the diet of country people but the supermarket and our modern lifestyles have seen it decline in popularity. Also worth a try and very quick to cook is stir fry with sliced pigeon breasts, the meat is dark and very rich. Another favourite is a barbecued trout steak from a big rainbow, you can't buy these easilly, you have to get out there and catch them they are classed as oily fish containing the sort of fats which are supposedly good for you. I would far rather eat things I know are fresh than buy a load of polluted meat from the supermarket.

Mind those tuna dishes !!!, they may look and taste good but tuna and other big game fish retain a high level of heavy metal (mercury) pollution in their systems, I no longer eat tuna for that reason.

Jewell 16-Oct-2004 12:29

my fav, is pasta,tuna+mayo and capers and sum cheese.
its tasty and quick.

or fresh lobster.
i wanna live in SA,buy lobsters for about 2 dollars:sniff::sniff::sniff::sniff:

AK 20-Oct-2004 15:51

Lily, did you get any suggestions that were good enough to try?

C

Lily 20-Oct-2004 15:56

CK

Although lots of them sounded great, they were mostly fish/seafood and we don't eat either, so kinda difficult to do.

I have a few ideas and once i know what i am doing for work etc will be able to plan food a bit better.

I can say for sure though that under no circumstances will i be having rabbit :( :(

Last time my mum sneaked me rabbit i went veggie for about 8 years!

aws 20-Oct-2004 17:44

Lily.
Could not actually find the full text but it is one of my persoanl moments of cinematography:

Bubba's speech about shrimp in Forrest Gump

Never fails to get me where it hurts!

If anyone knows where I can get the full text.......

Tim


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