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  1. #271

    Default Curried goat or mutton

    West Indian Curried Goat
    Ingredients

    2kg leg of goat or mutton, boned (keep the bones) washed and dried and cut into 1" cubes.
    2tbsp of finely chopped chives.
    2 scotch bonnet chillies, i desseded and chopped, the other left whole.
    4 garlic cloves finely chopped.
    1 tsp ground allspice.
    1 small bunch of thyme leaves chopped.
    4 tbsp of Caribbean curry powder.
    2 tbsp of vegetable oil.
    2 onions, finely chopped.
    1 tsp of rock salt.
    400ml of coconut milk.


    Method

    Season the cubes with the chives, chopped chilli, half the garlic, the allspice, half the thyme and 2 tbsp of the curry powder. Place in a large dish, cover with cling film and marinate overnight in the fridge.

    Heat the oil in a large flameproof casserole dish or a dutchie, add the remaining garlic and thyme, the onions and ginger. Cook for about 5 minutes or until the onions start to turn golden.

    Mix the remaining curry powder with 4 tbsp of water. Add to the pot and cook, stirring, until all the liquid has evaporated. Add the cubes of meat and cook over a low heat for 5 minutes or until all the meat is seared all over, stirring constantly to prevent it sticking to the pot.

    Add the bones (which should be cut into 2" pieces) salt and the whole chilli, then pour over the coconut milk and 250ml of water. Bring to the boil. Reduce the heat to low, cover and simmer for 2 hours.

    Remove the lid and continue cooking for about 30 minutes or until the meat is soft and tender and the sauce is thick and glossy.

    Serve with rice, peas and fried plantain and copious amounts of Red Stripe

    Now that sounds awesome! I love fried plantain too

  2. #272

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    Funnly enough I was just the other day thinking about food for sussex........

    I'll eat most Stews Currys Chilis, Spagbolls.... ect ect, so I am easy....

    I also like the idea of a roast, lol in the DO


    mmmm Port.... sounds like some cheese could come ut as well...........
    Last edited by Big Stu 12; 17-05-2012 at 13:11.
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    Quote Originally Posted by roman-soldier View Post
    Courtesy of Andy2112 from Midlands bushcraft sounds nice

    Bushcraft Curry
    This recipe will serve 2-4 people but you can adjust it for more

    First off is the spices that make the curry powder for the sauce :

    Coriander powder
    Cumin powder
    Turmeric powder
    Chilli powder (i used mild but if you like it hot, go for it !)
    Curry powder

    A teaspoon of each will do for 2-3 people but depends on how you like it. I use East End brand but other brands are available. You can pre mix the spices and keep in a small tub for when your "in country".

    Other ingredients

    Oil
    Ginger 2cm piece
    Garlic 2 cloves
    Bay leaf 1 large
    Cinammon stick 2cm piece
    Cloves 2-3
    Cardamon pods 2-3
    Chopped tomatoes 2-3 tins
    Salt
    Meat of your choice in chunks/cubed
    Vegtables of your choice

    How to

    Fry the
    Oil, Ginger, Garlic, Bay leaf, Cinammon, Cloves and Cardamon pods in 1 tablespoon of oil till brown. You can take them out but i left it in apart from the bay leaf

    Add the onions (chopped) fry till soft and mushy

    Add the tomatoes

    Add one & 1/2 - 2 teaspoons of salt

    Add 2-3 teaspons of the pre-prepared curry powder and cook for 3 minutes or so to release the flavour.

    Add 1/2 cup of water

    Add the meat and cook for 5 minutes

    Add 1/2 cup of water

    Add the vegtables and cook till the meat and veg are cooked though.

    Keep stirring the curry occasionally

    Reduce the sauce by cooking it till its nice and thick.

    Enjoy.

    PS If you follow the above it will turn out fine but because the fires don't have gas marks on them just keep your eye on it and keep adjusting the curry till its right for you.

    Serve with rice or naans or whatever you want.

    I did ours with chicken and lamb and if you do these meats i suggest putting the lamb in first then a while later add the chicken.

    Oh, if you do a seafood curry don't put the cumin podwer in as it is too strong a flavour for the seafood.
    Hi all

    This one sounds good, will this be day 1 or 2? Any suggestions for the other meal are we doing afters?
    Do you want me to get the items and then split the cost 3 ways?

    Reg
    Rum
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    Quote Originally Posted by Rumcelt View Post
    Hi all

    This one sounds good, will this be day 1 or 2? Any suggestions for the other meal are we doing afters?
    Do you want me to get the items and then split the cost 3 ways?

    Reg
    Rum
    Just thinking about the meals

    Day 1
    Eve meal

    Day 2
    Breaky
    Lunch
    Eve Meal

    Day 3
    Breaky
    Lunch

    Do we want to cook as a group all weekend, or just eve meals?.

    I like the idea of the curry then maybe a roast/stew the next day.

    As far as costs go I am easy.
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    Tony, let me know what I can do to help, as you seem very organised withthe food I'm fine with a 3 way split and will assist with whatever you need. P

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    My youngest son Jordan who is 14 may be coming too

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    Quote Originally Posted by roman-soldier View Post
    Tony, let me know what I can do to help, as you seem very organised withthe food I'm fine with a 3 way split and will assist with whatever you need. P

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    Hi Boys

    Are we looking at doing all three meals together or just main meal?
    I don't mined ether way.
    Can we agreey what we are going to do before the end of this weekend, if this is ok with you both?

    Reg
    Rum
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    I'm Glamping this weekend in the caravan, can't wait for next weekend in the hammock.. My personal preference would be to allow for separate breakfast, lunch with a group evening meal. We can always put together something for breckie if we fancy. Its just with Stu's funny shaped Poon and my plastic spork I'm not sure the porridge will work Lol

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    Tony I will get the meat for one night and marinade it ready. I was thinking Mutton or Goat on the bone (Ghurka style) mmmmm

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    Lads, I will get the meat as already said, and I have the spices for the first part of the bushcraft curry, if one of you could get the "other ingredients" we will be sorted. What about 2nd night?

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    Roast sounds good, nice long slow mmm, any ideas what meat as I'm going to the butchers anyway

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  12. #282

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    As far as meat goes i am easy, like it all.......

    I have asked sussex the exact crack on fires, meals ect. So we know what to expect, also i lnow they do a group meal so as forthe low down on that, me may not need two nights meals and it would be good to take part in that as well.
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    Hi Boys

    How about susasage Stew and mash for the second night?
    And how about we do first morning breakfast together, so full fry up ?
    Paul did you get the meet can you let us know what you have got and we will go from there, it sound like you have the curry covered

    Reg Rum

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    Sausage stew sounds grand to me.... the first breakfast/fry up together sounds good, I am up for that.

    It seems that the communal fire thing will be a problem for cooking as there is so many, so there may need to be a few more fires....

    I am bringing the Colman Lamp again, a Table, the Grill, I'll bring the kettle, and my billy set, 25 ltr Water Carrier, I got loads of fat wood ,and the 2 BBQ/firepits I have.

    2012-05-19 12.03.36.jpg

    of course bringing the rest of my kit,

    Time wise, I am thinking on Friday if Tony and I meet at Paul's for just before 12pm, chuck the stuff in your motor Paul then we get to Broadstone Warren about 2pm, leaves loads of time to pick a spot set up, and settle in, how does that sound.

    Dont forget your chair.......

    Nick what are your plans?
    One Life Live it......

    They don't know how lucky I am to be into Bushcraft.......

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    Just a quick thought, would it be better to get a large bottle of milk, rather than each of us taking a bottle
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    They don't know how lucky I am to be into Bushcraft.......

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    Quote Originally Posted by Big Stu 12 View Post
    Sausage stew sounds grand to me.... the first breakfast/fry up together sounds good, I am up for that.

    It seems that the communal fire thing will be a problem for cooking as there is so many, so there may need to be a few more fires....

    I am bringing the Colman Lamp again, a Table, the Grill, I'll bring the kettle, and my billy set, 25 ltr Water Carrier, I got loads of fat wood ,and the 2 BBQ/firepits I have.

    2012-05-19 12.03.36.jpg

    of course bringing the rest of my kit,

    Time wise, I am thinking on Friday if Tony and I meet at Paul's for just before 12pm, chuck the stuff in your motor Paul then we get to Broadstone Warren about 2pm, leaves loads of time to pick a spot set up, and settle in, how does that sound.

    Dont forget your chair.......

    Nick what are your plans?
    Hi Stu

    don't forget the poon m8, the most important bit of kit. LMAO

    all this sound good to me Paul how about you?

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    Hi Paul

    Did you get the meet for both days? are we doing a roast?

    Reg Rum
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    I will get curry meat for 1st night and Caremalised onion sausages for stew 2nd, also some smoked bacon for brekky. 1 bottle of milk sounds sensible. I sorted my groundsheet and chair. I got a few logs to chuck in the truck too. Can I leave it for you to get all the other ingredients for simplicity. Potatoes veg bread etc. We can tally it all up later.

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    Paul , got your text, no prob will see you there on friday.
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    They don't know how lucky I am to be into Bushcraft.......

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    Quote Originally Posted by Rumcelt View Post
    Hi Stu

    don't forget the poon m8, the most important bit of kit. LMAO

    all this sound good to me Paul how about you?

    Reg's
    Rum
    dont worry if i forget it i'll make another Poooooon
    One Life Live it......

    They don't know how lucky I am to be into Bushcraft.......

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    Quote Originally Posted by roman-soldier View Post
    I will get curry meat for 1st night and Caremalised onion sausages for stew 2nd, also some smoked bacon for brekky. 1 bottle of milk sounds sensible. I sorted my groundsheet and chair. I got a few logs to chuck in the truck too. Can I leave it for you to get all the other ingredients for simplicity. Potatoes veg bread etc. We can tally it all up later.

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    Hi Boys
    Do we want rice with curry and naan or rote bread with it?
    Breakfast items sausages, eggs, mushrooms and been's?
    do you want me to bring a cool bag for the meet and milk?
    Mix veg pack and I can make some bread when we are there.

    Is there anything else we need.

    Reg
    Tony
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    Cool bag is good idea....... I got some strong flour and some yeast so I will bring that to make bread.

    Potoatoes for the sausage and mash....
    salt and peper
    brown/red sauce
    tea/coffe/sugar..... perhaps start to get group stuff...???
    oh yeah Laddle.......
    One Life Live it......

    They don't know how lucky I am to be into Bushcraft.......

    M6SVJ


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    So we know what being brought, me thinks a list that we amend by pasting and cutting as we add...

    Table - Stu
    Lattern - Stu
    Griddle - Stu
    Fire Pits -Stu
    Kettle - Stu
    Billy Set - Stu
    Water Carrier - Stu
    Bread flour/Yeast - Stu
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    I really hate the way the meet has progressed since I became ill,lol.
    Foraging,Blacksmithing and now Leatherworking.
    Roasts,Stews,Curries and full English breakfasts.
    And how many are there attending now? 30 plus
    What is happening?

    All I can say really is I hope to be back soon,once the doctors get me sorted.Have a good time this weekend guys hope weather stays good for you.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Graywolf View Post
    I really hate the way the meet has progressed since I became ill,lol.
    Foraging,Blacksmithing and now Leatherworking.
    Roasts,Stews,Curries and full English breakfasts.
    And how many are there attending now? 30 plus
    What is happening?


    All I can say really is I hope to be back soon,once the doctors get me sorted.Have a good time this weekend guys hope weather stays good for you.

    lol I did wonder what you was going to say..... hope you get better soon, hopefully meet with you in the woods.. take care. Thank you for your well wishes, no doubt there will be some good pics to share, will will also tip a dram to you you helth as well.
    One Life Live it......

    They don't know how lucky I am to be into Bushcraft.......

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    Hi All

    Items I am bringing
    Rice boil in the bag
    Veg mix
    bread
    pint of milk
    eggs, susg, beans fry up
    Do we need a casserole mix?
    Lard and bannek mix
    cool bag or box

    I don't think I have forgotten anything, let me know if you think of anything.

    Reg
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    Items i will bring,

    Mutton or goat if i can get it
    bacon
    black pudding
    tin tomatoes
    sausages for brekkie (Rum i guess your swags are for the suas casserole)
    all ingredients for the curry (except rice)
    logs

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    Quote Originally Posted by roman-soldier View Post
    Items i will bring,

    Mutton or goat if i can get it
    bacon
    black pudding
    tin tomatoes
    sausages for brekkie (Rum i guess your swags are for the suas casserole)
    all ingredients for the curry (except rice)
    logs
    Hi Paul

    DO we need a lot of log, I have some as well if need?
    Re the fry up what meet do I need to bring, as I no longer sure lol ?

    Reg
    Rum
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    Rum i am bringing bacon and sausages for brekkie so you dont need to bring any Paul

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    oh and dont worry about the logs i will stack some in the truck in case

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