hfm
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I wish they made food like that here! Looks delicious!
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Thanks hfm, yes it was delicious, but nothing very special. Where do you come from that you have no restaurants like this?
hfm
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We would have to drive several hours to find something similar. We like to cook though and those dishes are something we might try and copy by looks atleast
I'm glad it was yummy for you and thank you for sharing
Just a pizza
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Pédetoddy
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Look a very good one
Thanks Pedetoddy.
Scallopini with spaghetti in a peper sauce
beautiful pics! and keep em coming!! plus i need ideas for dinner
im eating homemade chicken salad with crackers, pickles and cheese
then ice cold watermelon after
its summer so im going light
hfm
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That looks delicious
Here's a Happy Pizza
oh wow! that looks awesome
and i love the technique!
the bread is that coil wrapped around the stick ?
i have never cooked ribs like that before
Wow! Good apetite with the rips. Very cool, stoneage style!
Pédetoddy
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Yes bread dough with garlic and cheese wraped in a bamboo stick.
This technique Common in Uruguay, Argentina, south Brazil creates results similar to sous vide, longer time, lower temperature. Minimum 6 hours in the fire.Even the toughest meat can become extremely tender after roasting for 6+ hours.
Thanks. If you ever want to visit South America, you are very welcome here in my home.Wow! Good apetite with the rips. Very cool, stoneage style!
Pedetoddy, I come with Manu, when he is on tour
Cuddles
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Looks great - and a lot of fun too. I think this is also how australian bush bread is baked.
I´m curious how long did the meat and the bread take to be done and ready to eat?
Pédetoddy
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The meat 6 hours, bread 20 min i think
Cheech87
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@Pédetoddy
That looks really cool
. Would you share the recipe for the bread? That would be awesome, I'd love to try it. I enjoy cooking a lot.
How far apart are the two fires?
That looks really cool
. Would you share the recipe for the bread? That would be awesome, I'd love to try it. I enjoy cooking a lot.How far apart are the two fires?
