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Ok, for rubs a sauces my first choice is; BBQ&MORE

What is yours?
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Originally posted by Kandrew Kandrew wrote:

One of my favourites is a good feed of sausages, very hard to find now. Most are just mass produced rubbish, had a great butcher here in manly but he closed down.
Thats the problem.Small butcheries cannot compete against massed produced supermarkets. Was a good one in Glenfield ,Chartwell ave,run by a ex airforce chef,made the mistake of holding on too meat and went blue/black.Went back and told him.Haha its been hanging in my cooler 10 days.  

Meat is killed today,not hung,moved out to butchers at supermarkets.Think NW?pak n sav have inhouse butchers.Countdown all prepackaged in Otahuhu.

Have a small asian grocery store in Papakura,savmart and pretty good on price but still need check packaging as fat etc tucked underneath,no issue paying $1or$2 more for quality.
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Not cheap at his butchery but absolutely beautiful cuts... he also does dry aged beef (up to 100 days) you will see that in his specialized meat fridge built for dry aging
His Wakanui aged beef with the marbling looks amazing.... its grain fed the last month or so before going to the works, this ups the fat marbling

With the ham, I will do one of his oyster lamb shoulder on my charcoal rotisserie


this is my mulled wine recipe

1/2 cup sugar                
1 1/2 cups water               
zest of 1/2 lemon or more     
6 whole cloves               
1 cinnamon stick about 4 cm           
1 bottle of red wine     
1/2 - 3/4 cup brandy                
freshly grated nutmeg
orange slices for garnish          

Put first 5 ingredients in a saucepan, bring to boil slowly stirring gently until sugar dissolves.
Reduce heat and simmer gently for 10 mins, then strain.
Stir in the wine and brandy then gently reheat to warm it only, serve with grated fresh nutmeg & slices of orange
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