Australian And New Zealand Resources Discusion
http://www.basicingredients.com.au/
Hi Members,
This in only for Australian members. The above company supplies everything required in Baking Bread etc.
The company has new owners now and ships Australia wide. The quality of their products is 110%, shipping very reasonable and their range is extensive , especially flours.
Regards,
Jan.
Hi Members,
This in only for Australian members. The above company supplies everything required in Baking Bread etc.
The company has new owners now and ships Australia wide. The quality of their products is 110%, shipping very reasonable and their range is extensive , especially flours.
Regards,
Jan.
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Pickled Pork ? Australia
I love Cajun red beans and rice made with smoked sausage, the Creole version calls for pickled pork and every since I made it it not as good without the pickled pork. It is just brined pork made with vinegar and spices and sets for 3 days. I read where pickled pork was readily available in Australia so wondered if some of you could tell me what it's like. From what I read it sounded maybe it was like our ham and called pickled pork since a brine is called a pickle. The pickled pork I make I don't use pink salt and it just tastes kinda sour in the red beans and rice. Don
I am not aging, just marinating!
http://pelletsmokercooking.blogspot.com/
http://pelletsmokercooking.blogspot.com/
Hi Don,
Pickled pork seems to be for sale in every butcher shop and supermarket. We don't buy it for one simple reason. It's full of chemicals for flavour, weight, colour, water, anything to increase the profit margin.
I can think of at least 7 or 8 different flavours for pickled pork, from pineapple, bacon, ham ,hawaiian, quickfruit (whatever that is) etc etc.
The next pickled pork I am going to make I will use the smoke and choke chicken/turkey 7-up cure.
The test chook I made just before Chruistmas was moist and had a great taste. My wife even liked it as well.
So Pork it will be, when I have some spare time.
Good Luck Mate,
Jan.
Pickled pork seems to be for sale in every butcher shop and supermarket. We don't buy it for one simple reason. It's full of chemicals for flavour, weight, colour, water, anything to increase the profit margin.
I can think of at least 7 or 8 different flavours for pickled pork, from pineapple, bacon, ham ,hawaiian, quickfruit (whatever that is) etc etc.
The next pickled pork I am going to make I will use the smoke and choke chicken/turkey 7-up cure.
The test chook I made just before Chruistmas was moist and had a great taste. My wife even liked it as well.
So Pork it will be, when I have some spare time.
Good Luck Mate,
Jan.
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Hello Jan, I knew you could answer this but thought some others may be interested too. It sounds like the ham in our groceries here, we don't have different flavors but it is pumped full of solution. Some people say how tender it is, for me you might as well eat boiled ham. I am lucky my butcher does smoked hams that are almost as good as the old fashioned. I have never cured a ham but the Kasslers ham I did was pretty darn good. If anyone is interested in the Creole pickled pork I will PM or post the recipe. I have about 8 to 10 inches of snow in the yard and some more coming down now. I will be busy till after New Years, rib eye steaks for Newr Years eve, and pork and kraut with drop noodles New Years day for good luck. Good luck to all for the New Year! Don
I am not aging, just marinating!
http://pelletsmokercooking.blogspot.com/
http://pelletsmokercooking.blogspot.com/
New Smoke Generator
Hi Members,
A New Zealand company that manufactures a slightly different smoke generator just came on line.
Google www.smokai.com.
Never too old to learn. These units look the Bees knees as well. Good Quality according to a Kiwi Mate of mine.
Cheers,
JAN.
CW,
Can you shift this eventually in the Australian Recources section. We might even add New Zealand to it, if you agree, as we are so close.
Thanks,
Jan.
A New Zealand company that manufactures a slightly different smoke generator just came on line.
Google www.smokai.com.
Never too old to learn. These units look the Bees knees as well. Good Quality according to a Kiwi Mate of mine.
Cheers,
JAN.
CW,
Can you shift this eventually in the Australian Recources section. We might even add New Zealand to it, if you agree, as we are so close.
Thanks,
Jan.
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Jan I have used Amaze-n-Tube smoker. I have the 12 inch and get a good 4 hours of smoke from it. http://www.amazenproducts.com/ I see they have an Australian dealer too. Don
I am not aging, just marinating!
http://pelletsmokercooking.blogspot.com/
http://pelletsmokercooking.blogspot.com/
Re: New Smoke Generator
Hey, Jan... how close is NZ? Years ago, my mother-in-law was on a tour group, flying from NZ to Australia, back in the four-engine Boeing 707/720 days. They had just leveled off, heading west, when the pilot came on the intercom.crustyo44 wrote: CW, Can you shift this eventually in the Australian Resources section. We might even add New Zealand to it, if you agree, as we are so close. Thanks, Jan.
"Ladies and gentlemen, we have had to shut down one of our engines. However, please don't be concerned- - we have three more. Sit back, relax, and have another drink. We will be about an hour late, so the drinks are on us."
Mother-in-law ordered up another vodka and tonic, and just as she received it, the pilot came back on the intercom. "Please not to be concerned, but we have had to shut down one more of our engines. There is no problem- - we can fly just fine on two of our engines. Sit back, relax, and have another free drink. Unfortunately, we will be an additional hour late."
Mother-in-law's seatmate, who was a bit tipsy after finishing her third martini, looked at Mother-in-law and remarked, "Gosh, Ann, if we lose another couple of engines, we could be up here forever!"
CW: You should probably move this to the "Tall Tales" section, even though it is the sworn truth.
Experience - the ability to instantly recognize a mistake when you make it again.
Hey Jan
I finally made it you old Low Lander
Well, i can vouch for the Smokai.
Works well with chips and pellets.
Another supplier that i don't think has been listed yet is http://www.sausagecasingsnaturally.com.au/
These have supplied me with the 3 good P's, Product, prices and posting. Very impressed with their service.
Cheers
Steve
I finally made it you old Low Lander
Well, i can vouch for the Smokai.
Works well with chips and pellets.
Another supplier that i don't think has been listed yet is http://www.sausagecasingsnaturally.com.au/
These have supplied me with the 3 good P's, Product, prices and posting. Very impressed with their service.
Cheers
Steve
New Zealand sausage book
Hi,
I just noticed on Amazon.com a New Zealand Book called, "BANGERS TO BACON" by Jeremy Schmid(t)?
Might have a collection of old and new proven familiy recipes and other useful information with a surname like that.
He might even be a throwback Clogwog!!
Does anybody own this book yet?
Regards,
Jan.
I just noticed on Amazon.com a New Zealand Book called, "BANGERS TO BACON" by Jeremy Schmid(t)?
Might have a collection of old and new proven familiy recipes and other useful information with a surname like that.
He might even be a throwback Clogwog!!
Does anybody own this book yet?
Regards,
Jan.
Opti Start Starter Culture
Hi,
This is more for Australian and New Zealand forum members. Opti Start Starter Culture is now available in Australia.
I have never hera of it before, it's made by RAPS GmbH in Germany. It claims Colour development after 24 hours and perfect results in 7 days.
To me that's ideal in my situation, sub-tropics, hot and humid weather etc etc.
It's available from www.sausagecasingsnaturally.com.au
Do any members on the forum have heard of it or have used it?
Any information is appreciated.
Thank you,
Jan.
Mr CW, Can you please shift this into our DOWN-UNDER section when convenient.
This is more for Australian and New Zealand forum members. Opti Start Starter Culture is now available in Australia.
I have never hera of it before, it's made by RAPS GmbH in Germany. It claims Colour development after 24 hours and perfect results in 7 days.
To me that's ideal in my situation, sub-tropics, hot and humid weather etc etc.
It's available from www.sausagecasingsnaturally.com.au
Do any members on the forum have heard of it or have used it?
Any information is appreciated.
Thank you,
Jan.
Mr CW, Can you please shift this into our DOWN-UNDER section when convenient.
Another new supplier I've found: http://redbacktrading.com.au/
Good prices on cures.
Best wishes Ursula
Good prices on cures.
Best wishes Ursula
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