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A nice pie from Trappers in Goulburn, covid free I hope as the bakery is on the covid exposure list from a visit by a Victorian last week.

 

Trappers also own Braidwood Bakery, you Canberrans would know about that place, halfway stop between Canberra and Batemans Bay on ye olde Kings Highway, a gold mine.

 

 

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26 minutes ago, NSWP said:

A nice pie from Trappers in Goulburn, covid free I hope as the bakery is on the covid exposure list from a visit by a Victorian last week.

 

Trappers also own Braidwood Bakery, you Canberrans would know about that place, halfway stop between Canberra and Batemans Bay on ye olde Kings Highway, a gold mine.

 

 

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My grand niece works at the braidwood shop.

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46 minutes ago, NSWP said:

A nice pie from Trappers in Goulburn, covid free I hope as the bakery is on the covid exposure list from a visit by a Victorian last week.

 

Trappers also own Braidwood Bakery, you Canberrans would know about that place, halfway stop between Canberra and Batemans Bay on ye olde Kings Highway, a gold mine.

 

 

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Alas, maybe some day 😟

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We stopped at Trappers for coffee on our big trip earlier this year. It was a bit early for us for pies but we tried their pastries. The chocolate croissant I had was the best I've ever had in Australia, and it was huge.  

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31 minutes ago, GUT2407 said:

Slightly on topic it is International Sausage Roll day, some in the oven right now,

I bought ingredients to make sausage rolls yesterday. Evidently should have made them today! 😃 I will do so in the next couple of days. 

 

Leigh

 

 

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Watched that 4 corners thing about Crown Casino turns out James Packer and Alan Jones favourite food is pies and mash😂. Barry O'Farrel let the team down apparently wouldn't touch the pies. Maybe it didn't go with his wine😜

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On 6/2/2021 at 2:45 PM, MicCanberra said:

My grand niece works at the braidwood shop.

The 🥧 pies at the Braidwood shop are made at Trappers, Goulburn, I asked them. Other stuff, bread, cakes, are made at Braidwood. Always busy.

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17 hours ago, mr walker said:

How did I not know this?? 😳

One of my sisters is crazy for the “Days” and posts on face ache about them every time one rolls (pun intended) around. 

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So on a tangent topic, more related to sausage roll day which passed unacknowledged by me a few days ago. As it turns out it was a very late lunch today, we went to Spitfire grill, I enjoyed "roast beef sliders" mini Yorkshire puddings with roast beef and gravy. Lynn had a spinach salad and we both had their excellent seafood chowder. After such a large lunch Lynn just had some bread and butter. I bought some sausage rolls at the market we stopped at after lunch. They were delicious for a very light supper. We also bought some meat pies at the same place, we haven't tried them yet I will report back after we do. On a side note we were in the butcher shop next door and they had some pies in the case. I don't think they were even 100 mm in diameter and they were priced at $9.50 (clearly someone has a high opinion of their own product).

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On 6/5/2021 at 6:54 PM, possum52 said:

I bought ingredients to make sausage rolls yesterday. Evidently should have made them today! 😃 I will do so in the next couple of days. 

 

Leigh

 

 

Well done, very unusual to make sausage rolls at home these days, we never did. Always frozen ones or from bakery.

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22 minutes ago, NSWP said:

Well done, very unusual to make sausage rolls at home these days, we never did. Always frozen ones or from bakery.

I actually don't think it is uncommon Les,  I have friends and family who make sausage rolls regularly. Our neighbour made some a couple of weeks ago and brought a few over for us. Home made are usually much nicer than bought ones. 

 

Leigh

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7 hours ago, possum52 said:

I actually don't think it is uncommon Les,  I have friends and family who make sausage rolls regularly. Our neighbour made some a couple of weeks ago and brought a few over for us. Home made are usually much nicer than bought ones. 

 

Leigh

Do you turn a few out with GF pastry? 

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1 hour ago, NSWP said:

Do you turn a few out with GF pastry? 

Only once Les, when I made some for my daughter in law and I was not happy with them. The pastry split but they evidently tasted ok.

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21 minutes ago, possum52 said:

Only once Les, when I made some for my daughter in law and I was not happy with them. The pastry split but they evidently tasted ok.

I can cook a pie but haven’t mastered the sausage roll.

whats the meat you use ? And do you pre cook it ?

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24 minutes ago, Chiliburn said:

I can cook a pie but haven’t mastered the sausage roll.

whats the meat you use ? And do you pre cook it ?

I was wondering the sane so googled it and came across this recipe which sounded nice. 

https://www.recipetineats.com/special-pork-fennel-sausage-rolls/

I might try it later this week.

 

She gives very detailed instructions, photos, and videos. I tried her Crispy Pork Belly recipe last Saturday and it was the best pork belly recipe I've found so far.

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Just now, OzKiwiJJ said:

I was wondering the sane so googled it and came across this recipe which sounded nice. 

https://www.recipetineats.com/special-pork-fennel-sausage-rolls/

I might try it later this week.

 

She gives very detailed instructions, photos, and videos. I tried her Crispy Pork Belly recipe last Saturday and it was the best pork belly recipe I've found so far.

Come on,you googled ,what would your mum say.

 

 

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14 minutes ago, Chiliburn said:

Come on,you googled ,what would your mum say.

 

 

My mum would have said "what's google"? 🤣

 

The internet was only in its infancy when she passed away.

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2 hours ago, Chiliburn said:

I can cook a pie but haven’t mastered the sausage roll.

whats the meat you use ? And do you pre cook it ?

Depending what the occasion is, I may use a combination of pork mince and beef sausage mince or just the sausage mince. No, you don't have to pre-cook the meat. I use sheet puff pastry. 1 Kg of mince to 4-5 sheets of pastry. There are stacks of recipes on google, although I must admit I tend to make mine up as I go. For just a normal SR,  I usually add finely diced onion, finely chopped fresh parsley,  garlic to your taste,  1 cup fresh breadcrumbs, 1 beaten egg, 2 tablespoons tomato sauce/ketchup. Seasoning. Mix all ingredients together. 

 

Leigh

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