Kangaroo curry
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Kangaroo curry
SKIPPY needs to hop it - because scientists have found kangaroo meat is good for you.
The super-lean food is rich in a fat that fends off diseases including cancer.
Throwing some roo on the barbie also counters heart, obesity and diabetes problems.
Expert Clare Engelke made the shock discovery while examining livestock to find a "healthy" fat called conjugated linoleic acid.
She was looking at lambs - then switched to roos and discovered FIVE times the intensity.
Clare, of the University of Western Australia, said: "It certainly was a big surprise." http://www.thesun.co.uk/article/0,,2-2004192270,00.html
The super-lean food is rich in a fat that fends off diseases including cancer.
Throwing some roo on the barbie also counters heart, obesity and diabetes problems.
Expert Clare Engelke made the shock discovery while examining livestock to find a "healthy" fat called conjugated linoleic acid.
She was looking at lambs - then switched to roos and discovered FIVE times the intensity.
Clare, of the University of Western Australia, said: "It certainly was a big surprise." http://www.thesun.co.uk/article/0,,2-2004192270,00.html
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Yuck yuck yuck yuck yuck.
Wheres that puke icon?
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Originally posted by MrsDagboy
Yuck yuck yuck yuck yuck.
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I thought rice and English Spinach sounded good.
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Originally posted by JulesandChris
What would you serve it with then?
I thought rice and English Spinach sounded good.
What would you serve it with then?
I thought rice and English Spinach sounded good.
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Originally posted by JulesandChris
What would you serve it with then?
I thought rice and English Spinach sounded good.
What would you serve it with then?
I thought rice and English Spinach sounded good.
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Originally posted by ABCDiamond
How about some lettuce ?
How about some lettuce ?
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Originally posted by MrsDagboy
Yes, they sound fine! Just leave out the roo meat
Yes, they sound fine! Just leave out the roo meat
http://www.dpi.qld.gov.au/crocodiles/12602.html
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Originally posted by JulesandChris
Ah, so madam would prefer the crocodile perhaps?
http://www.dpi.qld.gov.au/crocodiles/12602.html
Ah, so madam would prefer the crocodile perhaps?
http://www.dpi.qld.gov.au/crocodiles/12602.html
Actually I believe it tastes a bit like chicken crossed with fish? I havent ever had it.
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Originally posted by MrsDagboy
Actually I believe it tastes a bit like chicken crossed with fish?
Actually I believe it tastes a bit like chicken crossed with fish?
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Kangaroo is a beautiful meat which I eat whenever I see on the menu at restaurants, very low in fat and high in protein too. Saw some in Coles the other day for about $6/kilo, about half the price of decent steak and got very excited. My wife, however, refuses to try it. Why won't people eat meat from an animal with a nice face?
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Originally posted by jayr
Kangaroo is a beautiful meat which I eat whenever I see on the menu at restaurants, very low in fat and high in protein too. Saw some in Coles the other day for about $6/kilo, about half the price of decent steak and got very excited. My wife, however, refuses to try it. Why won't people eat meat from an animal with a nice face?
Kangaroo is a beautiful meat which I eat whenever I see on the menu at restaurants, very low in fat and high in protein too. Saw some in Coles the other day for about $6/kilo, about half the price of decent steak and got very excited. My wife, however, refuses to try it. Why won't people eat meat from an animal with a nice face?
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Originally posted by MrsDagboy
Yuck yuck yuck yuck yuck.
Wheres that puke icon?
Yuck yuck yuck yuck yuck.
Wheres that puke icon?
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Originally posted by jayr
about half the price of decent steak and got very excited.
about half the price of decent steak and got very excited.
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In 1901 the cost of rump steak in Australia was 14 cents a kilogram ($7.00 after inflation) compared with $12.50 a century later.
Bet they didn't have a Pattons Butchers back in 1901 !!!
source
www.abs.gov.au/
Last edited by ABCDiamond; Apr 28th 2004 at 6:22 am.
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Originally posted by jayr
Kangaroo is a beautiful meat which I eat whenever I see on the menu at restaurants, very low in fat and high in protein too. Saw some in Coles the other day for about $6/kilo, about half the price of decent steak and got very excited. My wife, however, refuses to try it. Why won't people eat meat from an animal with a nice face?
Kangaroo is a beautiful meat which I eat whenever I see on the menu at restaurants, very low in fat and high in protein too. Saw some in Coles the other day for about $6/kilo, about half the price of decent steak and got very excited. My wife, however, refuses to try it. Why won't people eat meat from an animal with a nice face?
Jayr is asked by the waiter if he would like to be introduced to the "Dish of the day". "Err ... Wot is it today if I might be so bold as to ask" Jayr equivocates.
Before the waiter could respond, the Australian Red Kangaroo, smiling obsequiously leaps forward and introduces himself: "G'Day Cobber, That's me sport - I'm the Dish of the Day. Which of me boddy parts does yer fancy, mate?"
Jayr's wife, still suffering years of jet lag turns a paler shade of yellow green in an apparent attempt disappear behind the wattle flower arrangements.
Jayr, no longer fazed by wildlife carefully selectively culled by countless generations of ancient forgotten peoples to the state of perfection wherein their cognitive aim in life is the ultimate sacrifice in a top restaurant, and by now slightly annoyed with his wife's queeziness turns to her and in a low voice says - "Dear, it really is not polite not to meet the meat - and can make the poor things quite stressed and tough at times".
Seeing the momentary un-Pleasantness frickering betwixt the guests, The Dish consolingly paws Jayr's arm - "Sir, perhaps Madam would perfer a backstrap fillet - I really have been keeping it most tender - but for you, Sir, might I suggest a more ample queensland blue pumpkin stew of my haunch?"
Mrs Jayr is uterly disgusted! The though of eating an animal that has just conversed with her husband is revolting. She requests a green salad. The Dish then reaches over and places his paw on Her shoulder and attempts to change her mind, "May I urge you to try my tail, it must be very rich and tender by now, I have been avoiding using it for months?"
Mrs Jayr, still disgusted asks, "I'm most dreadfully sorry, but is there any reason why I shouldn’t have a green salad?"
Jayr hungry and exclaims, "Hey listen, we wanna eat, we don’t want to make a meal of the issues! We’ll have four rare steaks and hop to it - please!"
The Dish is smugly satisfied, "A very wise choice, I’ll just nip off and spear myself." He glances over to Mrs Jayr and quips, "Don’t worry, I’ll be very humane."
Ta to Douglas Adams.
Last edited by Megalania; Apr 28th 2004 at 7:01 am.
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Originally posted by jayr
Kangaroo is a beautiful meat which I eat whenever I see on the menu at restaurants, very low in fat and high in protein too. Saw some in Coles the other day for about $6/kilo, about half the price of decent steak and got very excited. My wife, however, refuses to try it. Why won't people eat meat from an animal with a nice face?
Kangaroo is a beautiful meat which I eat whenever I see on the menu at restaurants, very low in fat and high in protein too. Saw some in Coles the other day for about $6/kilo, about half the price of decent steak and got very excited. My wife, however, refuses to try it. Why won't people eat meat from an animal with a nice face?
My partner doesnt want to try it, but we went to a winery where he had some posho Prosciutto and I am 100% positive it was roo... he is still in denial!!!