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10 minutes ago, Mr. Alli said:

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They're lovely. Just the right amount of flavour, crunch and heat. 

Terrific. 

All the Walkers Max are nice tbh. Jalapeño & Cheese are a personal favourite.

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23 minutes ago, Bairnardo said:

Anyone tried their hand at curing stuff?

Do my own gravadlax. Great on an onion & chive bagel with hollandaise & poached egg.

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1 minute ago, MixuFruit said:


Yeah, done bacon (not too hard) , salami (took a long time and didn't taste that great), biltong (very easy).

Tim Hayward's Food DIY is the book I have, it's great.

I am seriously contemplating getting a wee shed built and using it as a smokehouse and for curing/aging meats etc. 

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Just now, Bairnardo said:

I am seriously contemplating getting a wee shed built and using it as a smokehouse and for curing/aging meats etc. 

If this is the lean-to you're talking about, better check with your house insurer first to see if they think it's a good idea.

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Got some mussels and langoustines off of Stevie Fish. Credit to 8 mile for the shout.

 

I expected the langoustines to be frozen tbh and was pleasantly surprised to see them still alive.

 

Of course, this now gives me the burden of ensuring the most pain free death possible for them, but also a more pressing concern is storage until consumption tonorrow. They are in a polystyrene box. Fairly thick. I have put a bag of ice in and put them in my garage as the box is too big for my fridge.

 

Will they ok for 24 hours in this scenario?

 

 

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Got some mussels and langoustines off of Stevie Fish. Credit to 8 mile for the shout.
 
I expected the langoustines to be frozen tbh and was pleasantly surprised to see them still alive.
 
Of course, this now gives me the burden of ensuring the most pain free death possible for them, but also a more pressing concern is storage until consumption tonorrow. They are in a polystyrene box. Fairly thick. I have put a bag of ice in and put them in my garage as the box is too big for my fridge.
 
Will they ok for 24 hours in this scenario?
 
 
If the wee one has a paddling pool, stick them in there until they are ready to be culled.
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If the wee one has a paddling pool, stick them in there until they are ready to be culled.
f**k that. That would let them organise and mean Inhave to take them on in their natural habitat. I want a meal not a bleaching.

Google suggesting they are fine in the fridge for 2 to 3 days even if they die there, so as long as I check the temp of my box and top up ice if needed they should be fine
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5 minutes ago, Bairnardo said:

f**k that. That would let them organise and mean Inhave to take them on in their natural habitat. I want a meal not a bleaching.

Google suggesting they are fine in the fridge for 2 to 3 days even if they die there, so as long as I check the temp of my box and top up ice if needed they should be fine

Brutal. A slow painful death incoming for Mr Langoustine.

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