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Author:  Rev. Roland [ Sat Jul 05, 2008 7:59 am ]
Post subject:  Parrot Pie
Discovering in an australian cookbook that australians eat parrots has caused a conceptual crisis in my cultural understanding of BBQ side dishes

Parrot Pie

6 Servings
12 small parrots
1 few slices of beef,Cooked
4 rashes bacon
3 hard-boiled eggs
1 parsley & lemon-peel,Minced
1 pepper and salt
1 stock
1 puff pastry
Line a pie-dish with the beef cut into slices, over them place 6 of
the paraqueets, dredge with flour, fill up the spaces with egg cut in
slices and scatter over the seasoning. Next put the bacon, cut in
small strips, then 6 paraqueets and fill up with the beef, seasoning
as well. Pour in stock or water to nearly fill the dish, cover with
puff-pastry and bake for 1 hour.


Does anyone eles have any odd recipes?
Author:  Rev. Roland [ Wed Jul 30, 2008 7:13 pm ]
Post subject:  Re: Parrot Pie
roland wrote:
Does anyone else have any odd recipes?


I guess not!!
Author:  colt45_gto [ Wed Jul 30, 2008 7:48 pm ]
Post subject:  Re: Parrot Pie
my mam does we get a different one every day...remember butterfly? where the mother burnt everything that could have been edible!

uh huh now you know what i eat each day :lol:
Author:  Sean Smallman [ Wed Jul 30, 2008 8:15 pm ]
Post subject:  Re: Parrot Pie
We had Kangaroo, whilst on our trip to Classic Le Mans. Not bad really, considering we didn't have a clue how it was going to be served.

Our French is a little ropey we asked what was on the Plat de Jour and the waitress said Skippy and did an impression.
Author:  colt45_gto [ Wed Jul 30, 2008 8:18 pm ]
Post subject:  Re: Parrot Pie
Sean Smallman wrote:
We had Kangaroo, whilst on our trip to Classic Le Mans. Not bad really, considering we didn't have a clue how it was going to be served.

Our French is a little ropey we asked what was on the Plat de Jour and the waitress said Skippy and did an impression.

i bet that was a sight to see....can picture it now.....
french waitress doing and impression of monty python doing and impression of a killer kangaroo :lol:
Author:  Sean Smallman [ Wed Jul 30, 2008 8:47 pm ]
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Some of the conversations were a bit like that, the Parrot sketch was relived one drunken evening.

I had a brilliant conversation with a Butcher in the local Super U. I spoke English, he spoke French and we both used sign language to sort out my kilo of Sausages and our trip to Le Mans and Porsches. We chatted for about 15 minutes which was great fun, he was a cracking guy.
Author:  lindsayhbrown [ Wed Jul 30, 2008 9:19 pm ]
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one of the indian restaurants in tamworth has crocodile, ostrich and kangeroo on their menu
Author:  Graham Waller [ Wed Jul 30, 2008 9:21 pm ]
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One restaurant in Loughborough sells cheesecake - cake made from cheese !!!
Oh, and garlic bread, garlic..........bread! - bread wi' garlic in it !!!
Author:  colt45_gto [ Wed Jul 30, 2008 9:23 pm ]
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Graham Waller wrote:
One restaurant in Loughborough sells cheesecake - cake made from cheese !!!
Oh, and garlic bread, garlic..........bread! - bread wi' garlic in it !!!

you goto be kiddin right? cheese in a cake? and garlic in bread? its goto be a foreign thing.

jees! next they will be putting meat in a meat and potato pie, who would believe it?
Author:  tr7v8 [ Wed Jul 30, 2008 9:58 pm ]
Post subject:  Re: Parrot Pie
Sean Smallman wrote:
We had Kangaroo, whilst on our trip to Classic Le Mans. Not bad really, considering we didn't have a clue how it was going to be served.

Our French is a little ropey we asked what was on the Plat de Jour and the waitress said Skippy and did an impression.

In Dresden last year at a 5 star hotel we were all ordering & the waitress was trying to get over that one item had been changed. With my dodgy German & various mimes we established it was young deer. I referred to it as Bambi & she laughed and agreed. When it was ordered in the kitchen it was a Bambi steak & when it arrived she referred to as Bambi!
PS She was quite fit as well....
Author:  ExAudiSi [ Wed Jul 30, 2008 10:16 pm ]
Post subject:  Re: Parrot Pie
Graham Waller wrote:
One restaurant in Loughborough sells cheesecake - cake made from cheese !!!
Oh, and garlic bread, garlic..........bread! - bread wi' garlic in it !!!


"Garlic bread..... it's the future...." :D

Sorry I'll get me coat.
Author:  John Oakes [ Thu Jul 31, 2008 8:13 pm ]
Post subject:  Re: Parrot Pie
Try this for a menu, Kangaroo and Crocodile steaks with Emu Sausages. You buy the meat and than cook it yourself on a hot plate. Only bad thing it's at Ayers Rock.

Regards

John
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Author:  Sean Smallman [ Thu Jul 31, 2008 8:41 pm ]
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That looks good John, my kind of eatery.

We walso went to a Chinese in La Fleche and had Salt and Pepper frogs legs which were so good I had seconds.
Author:  Rev. Roland [ Fri Aug 01, 2008 9:31 pm ]
Post subject:  Re: Parrot Pie
Sean Smallman wrote:
We had Kangaroo, whilst on our trip to Classic Le Mans.


So even the French can't get hold of camel then, flogging you the old kangaroo instead.

Well I was told in Norfolk in one restaurant that they just can't get camel anymore. Zebra was no problem though..
Author:  944BLOKE [ Sat Aug 02, 2008 3:40 am ]
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I read recently that Jody Scheckter is farming Bison somewhere in England and that it will be the next big trend in restaurants.They ll need some big plates I guess!!
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