
Mk I (chicken and lamb mouse) - Fail.
MK II (chicken and lamb meatloaves) - Sure win.
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Wed 25 Mar 2009, 10:14,
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MK II (chicken and lamb meatloaves) - Sure win.

beef fillet and chicken fillets alternating, bonded with pate in a wellington stylee, then pastried and baked in a loaf tin for added support.
Let me know how Mk II goes - looking for a suitable excuse to try my version.
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Wed 25 Mar 2009, 10:19,
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Let me know how Mk II goes - looking for a suitable excuse to try my version.

without it being too pricey...
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Wed 25 Mar 2009, 10:21,
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thanks - I feel so special, and I'll I did was sign up a long time ago...
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Wed 25 Mar 2009, 10:24,
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BUt solid meat does not a meatenburg make!
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Wed 25 Mar 2009, 10:23,
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I bet Heston could do it.... all we need is a camera crew, an almost limitless supply of funding... a team of 25 highly trained and experienced chefs... liquid nitrogen, dry ice... and a vacpac water bath thing...
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Wed 25 Mar 2009, 10:26,
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I had considered that method but you need battenburgy texture and appearance to warrant an 'enburg name.
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Wed 25 Mar 2009, 10:22,
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one way or the other we'll get it cracked.
...By which I mean more than likely, you'll get it cracked.
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Wed 25 Mar 2009, 10:29,
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...By which I mean more than likely, you'll get it cracked.

I realsed halfway through my folly but thought I better try just in case.
I shall ahve a meatenburg by the weekend. I shall serve it with gravy from a teapot:D
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Wed 25 Mar 2009, 10:31,
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I shall ahve a meatenburg by the weekend. I shall serve it with gravy from a teapot:D