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Re: Things that you rate!

PostPosted: Wed Jul 17, 2019 4:35 pm
by mighty_tiger_79
DOC wrote:Yep.

Terrific place. Plenty of own bedrooms with ensuites. Going there again in October (old team get together, more lies, plenty of red.)

Big undercover outdoor area, BBQ's tables etc big garden area, set amongst the vines.

Not far from Bleasdale, Bremmerton (good lunch option, wood oven pizza) Lake Breeze, the creek pub is pretty good and there is a "communal" cellar outlet with craft brewery, Close to Strath if you need a supermarket or have a look around.
Could have made him sweat it a bit more[emoji16]

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Re: Things that you rate!

PostPosted: Wed Jul 17, 2019 4:51 pm
by Corona Man
mighty_tiger_79 wrote:
DOC wrote:Yep.

Terrific place. Plenty of own bedrooms with ensuites. Going there again in October (old team get together, more lies, plenty of red.)

Big undercover outdoor area, BBQ's tables etc big garden area, set amongst the vines.

Not far from Bleasdale, Bremmerton (good lunch option, wood oven pizza) Lake Breeze, the creek pub is pretty good and there is a "communal" cellar outlet with craft brewery, Close to Strath if you need a supermarket or have a look around.
Could have made him sweat it a bit more[emoji16]

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Better call into Bleasdale to see Jackpot Jim!

Re: Things that you rate!

PostPosted: Wed Jul 17, 2019 5:19 pm
by Booney
Bremerton, Bleasedale and Lake Breeze are the 3 we're doing.

Re: Things that you rate!

PostPosted: Wed Jul 17, 2019 5:20 pm
by Booney
DOC wrote:Yep.

Terrific place. Plenty of own bedrooms with ensuites. Going there again in October (old team get together, more lies, plenty of red.)

Big undercover outdoor area, BBQ's tables etc big garden area, set amongst the vines.

Not far from Bleasdale, Bremmerton (good lunch option, wood oven pizza) Lake Breeze, the creek pub is pretty good and there is a "communal" cellar outlet with craft brewery, Close to Strath if you need a supermarket or have a look around.


Excellent mate, cheers.

Re: Things that you rate!

PostPosted: Thu Jul 18, 2019 8:28 am
by Lightning McQueen
Booney wrote:
Excellent mate, cheers.

I seen your name highlighted and thought I was gonna be reading "new phone".

Re: Things that you rate!

PostPosted: Thu Jul 18, 2019 1:30 pm
by Dutchy
Just been down to Noarlunga and the new mural they have nearly finished at the entrance to the game it outstanding =D> =D>

Re: Things that you rate!

PostPosted: Thu Jul 18, 2019 1:42 pm
by Wedgie
Dutchy wrote:Just been down to Noarlunga and the new mural they have nearly finished at the entrance to the game it outstanding =D> =D>

Looks great, would be good if all clubs could do something similar.

Re: Things that you rate!

PostPosted: Thu Jul 18, 2019 6:54 pm
by Corona Man
Getting home, putting the feet up, flicking on the Open championship while cracking a tin. Mrs C has lamb shanks on for dinner. Bottle of red selected..... giddy up!

Re: Things that you rate!

PostPosted: Fri Jul 19, 2019 9:14 am
by Lightning McQueen
Corona Man wrote:Getting home, putting the feet up, flicking on the Open championship while cracking a tin. Mrs C has lamb shanks on for dinner. Bottle of red selected..... giddy up!

How did she do the shanks?

Re: Things that you rate!

PostPosted: Fri Jul 19, 2019 9:44 am
by Corona Man
Lightning McQueen wrote:
Corona Man wrote:Getting home, putting the feet up, flicking on the Open championship while cracking a tin. Mrs C has lamb shanks on for dinner. Bottle of red selected..... giddy up!

How did she do the shanks?

In the slow cooker with onions & tomatoes...... served with a gravy & mash. Oh and garlic bread.

Re: Things that you rate!

PostPosted: Fri Jul 19, 2019 10:00 am
by Lightning McQueen
Corona Man wrote:In the slow cooker with onions & tomatoes...... served with a gravy & mash. Oh and garlic bread.

Nice, I've tried a few different methods and they're all awesome.

I can't believe butchers used to give them away for practically f*** all.

Re: Things that you rate!

PostPosted: Fri Jul 19, 2019 10:11 am
by Spargo
Lightning McQueen wrote:
Corona Man wrote:In the slow cooker with onions & tomatoes...... served with a gravy & mash. Oh and garlic bread.

Nice, I've tried a few different methods and they're all awesome.

I can't believe butchers used to give them away for practically f*** all.


Used to be dog food.
Now they’re $6 each!

Re: Things that you rate!

PostPosted: Fri Jul 19, 2019 10:24 am
by The Bedge
Corona Man wrote:In the slow cooker with onions & tomatoes...... served with a gravy & mash. Oh and garlic bread.

Love cooking our shanks in the slow cooker... sooooooo good!

Re: Things that you rate!

PostPosted: Fri Jul 19, 2019 10:27 am
by Lightning McQueen
The Bedge wrote:
Corona Man wrote:In the slow cooker with onions & tomatoes...... served with a gravy & mash. Oh and garlic bread.

Love cooking our shanks in the slow cooker... sooooooo good!

https://www.taste.com.au/recipes/french ... 496f9d49e6

Re: Things that you rate!

PostPosted: Fri Jul 19, 2019 10:27 am
by Lightning McQueen
Spargo wrote:
Used to be dog food.
Now they’re $6 each!


Absolutely, $6 at best now!!!

Re: Things that you rate!

PostPosted: Fri Jul 19, 2019 10:36 am
by The Dark Knight
My banks interest rate dropping again. It dropped with the beginning of the new financial year and got a letter yesterday saying it's dropping again.

Re: Things that you rate!

PostPosted: Fri Jul 19, 2019 11:06 am
by Brodlach
Lightning McQueen wrote:
Corona Man wrote:In the slow cooker with onions & tomatoes...... served with a gravy & mash. Oh and garlic bread.

Nice, I've tried a few different methods and they're all awesome.

I can't believe butchers used to give them away for practically f*** all.


How about Spare Ribs, they too were thrown away and are now around $20 a kilo. My dad in the 70’s and 80’ use to buy them for 49 cents a kilo. My favourite food just about.

Re: Things that you rate!

PostPosted: Fri Jul 19, 2019 11:26 am
by Lightning McQueen
Brodlach wrote:
How about Spare Ribs, they too were thrown away and are now around $20 a kilo. My dad in the 70’s and 80’ use to buy them for 49 cents a kilo. My favourite food just about.

You just made me drool a little.

Driving along Angle Vale Road a few weeks back there was a sign out the front of the buthcer "Tomahawks $25"

Went in and grabbed one, 1.41kg's, lightly seraed on each side then oven cooked @ 140 for 2.5 hours, sheesh!!!

Re: Things that you rate!

PostPosted: Fri Jul 19, 2019 11:38 am
by The Bedge
Lightning McQueen wrote:Driving along Angle Vale Road a few weeks back there was a sign out the front of the buthcer "Tomahawks $25"

Went in and grabbed one, 1.41kg's, lightly seraed on each side then oven cooked @ 140 for 2.5 hours, sheesh!!!

I liked how you stuck the photo of it up when it was cooked, just slapped down in the middle of the table like "hey everyone hook in" :lol:

Could picture a whole family hacking into it like a pack of lions on a carcass.

Re: Things that you rate!

PostPosted: Fri Jul 19, 2019 12:08 pm
by Lightning McQueen
The Bedge wrote:
Lightning McQueen wrote:Driving along Angle Vale Road a few weeks back there was a sign out the front of the buthcer "Tomahawks $25"

Went in and grabbed one, 1.41kg's, lightly seraed on each side then oven cooked @ 140 for 2.5 hours, sheesh!!!

I liked how you stuck the photo of it up when it was cooked, just slapped down in the middle of the table like "hey everyone hook in" :lol:

Could picture a whole family hacking into it like a pack of lions on a carcass.


How wrong you perceived it.

There was only the missus and me home and it was placed on a cheese board so we could slice pieces off as we required them with a selection of sauces and gravies to choose from.


You don't share that shit with kids, they take half of it and eat half of what they took after it's smothered in sauce.