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Journal by Chacham on Monday May 24, 2004 @08:40PM

Just put a roast to soak in the fridge overnight. Onions on the bottom of the pan, sprinkled the deckel with garlic and white pepper, and topped it with a mixture of ketchup and apricot preserves. That's the recipe from my sister, but she seems to have mentioned wine as well. Not sure, but it looked so boring sitting overnight with no liquid, so i ended up added some wine to it.

A few hours of baking tomorrow in the roaster i got for a good price from Amazon one Friday, and Pentecost ought to have a delicious roast. The more you cook it, the better it tastes. Mmm.... roast......

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Garlic? (Score:2)

by bettiwettiwoo ( 239665 ) writes:

No garlic?!!!
- Re:Garlic? (Score:2)
  
  by Chacham ( 981 ) * writes:
  
  Of course there's garlic! What kind of person do you think i am? :)
  - And for My Next Trick ... (Score:2)
    
    by bettiwettiwoo ( 239665 ) writes:
    
    ... sprinkled the deckel with garlic ...
    
    And for my next trick, I'm going to learn how to read.
    - Re:And for My Next Trick ... (Score:2)
      
      by Chacham ( 981 ) * writes:
      
      Heh. :)
      
      I do appreciate the input though.
      - Got Game? (Score:2)
        
        by bettiwettiwoo ( 239665 ) writes:
        
        I like game, especially game marinated with juniper. Moose & juniper go together like ... like ... well, like moose & juniper really.
        
        Nigella Lawson's Pheasant with Gin and It[*] is excellent and much to be recommended.
        
        Last Christmas I tried marinating kangaroo with juniper. yeuck! Not a good combination. Kangaroo goes really well with white, dry Vermouth and thyme, though. In medium hot pan, sear all sides of kangaroo filet. Pour over vermouth and season with thyme. Remove, wrap in foil and let re
        
        Re:Got Game? (Score:2)
        
        by Chacham ( 981 ) * writes:
        
        No game, only kosher beef. :)
        
        Sounds interesting though.
        
        Tsk, tsk (Score:2)
        
        by bettiwettiwoo ( 239665 ) writes:
        
        No game, only kosher beef.
        
        Tsk, tsk. No kosher kangaroo? What's the world coming to, I wonder.
        
        Re:Tsk, tsk (Score:2)
        
        by Chacham ( 981 ) * writes:
        
        No kosher kangaroo?
        
        Well, if you can find one, hop to it.....

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