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    never go on holidays

    returned from a few days off look what i found,what would you do


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    Bar shouldered dove. Brain cell is an accessory item. They're about as thick as 2 bricks.

    If the washers work with out the wipers, give the silly git a good jet of H2O from underneath.

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    Heat the pan
    Add a knob of butter
    Beat the eggs briskly
    Add some chopped chives
    Pour eggs and chives into pan
    Wait a while untill cooked

    And enjoy....

    The Dove is another recipe.....

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    I'd say eat the thing as Gavin suggests so that you can afford to put fuel in your car with Darwin prices

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    Unfortunately they are native, so they are a protected species.

    Otherwise I would agree with the others - pidgeon tastes great - but you need young ones otherwise they are tough.

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    Quote Originally Posted by isuzurover View Post
    Unfortunately they are native, so they are a protected species.

    Otherwise I would agree with the others - pidgeon tastes great - but you need young ones otherwise they are tough.
    Bronzies are protected.
    They do taste good
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    Quote Originally Posted by isuzurover View Post
    Unfortunately they are native, so they are a protected species.

    Otherwise I would agree with the others - pidgeon tastes great - but you need young ones otherwise they are tough.
    Are you sure, it looks like an English Turtle Dove too me, looks too big to be a native dove.
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    Twist, rip & flip... That's all you have to remember.

    Twist it's head off.
    Rip it down the breast.
    Flip it over and take the beast meat off...

    It's then down to your own imagination as to how to prepare it. Personally... I think I'd sling it on a BBQ, turn the eggs into an omelet and serve with some black pudding...



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    serve with some black pudding...



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    Yuk! You just turn me right off it

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    Quote Originally Posted by camel_landy View Post
    It's then down to your own imagination as to how to prepare it. Personally... I think I'd sling it on a BBQ, turn the eggs into an omelet and serve with some black pudding...
    Multi-generational lunch. hmmmm
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