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  #2446457 25-Mar-2020 16:23
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MikeAqua:

 

We are very sorted for simulating takeaways at home.  Freezer full of venison, fish, crayfish, shellfish and a bit of duck.  I'm in the habit of making and freezing meals anyway, as life can get very busy at short notice. 

 

A few of my favourite takeaway places do 'cook at home' retail and I've been slowly accumulating pies, dumplings and curry sauce since it appeared to me things would go pear shaped.

 

I work in essential industry.  I can honestly say this is the most difficult time I have ever worked through.  No time to cook.  Even sleep is limited/difficult.  Laundry situation is getting dire.  Getting my flu-jab today.  Should have some side effect symptoms tomorrow that keep me away from work for 72 hours.

 

Something I don't understand ... My local dairy and my local service station both do takeaways.  Both will stay open but will they be allowed to sell takeaways?  I don't plan to buy (the paper wrapping is high risk IMO), I'm just curious.

 

 

 

 

 

 

I think it works that they aren't allowed to serve/sell you food prepared on site. I am not sure if that excludes pre packaged pies they reheat.

 

 




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  #2446467 25-Mar-2020 16:37
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I think it works that they aren't allowed to serve/sell you food prepared on site. I am not sure if that excludes pre packaged pies they reheat.

 

 

Kind of what I thought. Does that apply to the supermarket - they prepare all sorts on site - e.g. hot chickens.





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  #2446469 25-Mar-2020 16:41
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MikeAqua:

 

Something I don't understand ... My local dairy and my local service station both do takeaways.  Both will stay open but will they be allowed to sell takeaways?  I don't plan to buy (the paper wrapping is high risk IMO), I'm just curious.

 

 

Takeaways are not allowed - regardless of the establishment is open for other services. There's a real risk in food preparation.





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  #2448015 27-Mar-2020 14:00
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MikeAqua:

 

Something I don't understand ... My local dairy and my local service station both do takeaways.  Both will stay open but will they be allowed to sell takeaways?  I don't plan to buy (the paper wrapping is high risk IMO), I'm just curious.

 

 

Takeaways are not allowed - regardless of the establishment is open for other services. There's a real risk in food preparation.

 

 

That's kind of where I landed (regardless of law).  I couldn't see how the wrapping packaging could be safe.  

 

Make's some vegetables (e.g. lettuce discouraging).  Picked/packed by hand and eaten raw ...





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  #2448153 27-Mar-2020 16:00
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freitasm:

 

MikeAqua:

 

Something I don't understand ... My local dairy and my local service station both do takeaways.  Both will stay open but will they be allowed to sell takeaways?  I don't plan to buy (the paper wrapping is high risk IMO), I'm just curious.

 

 

Takeaways are not allowed - regardless of the establishment is open for other services. There's a real risk in food preparation.

 

 

My father said Pak n' save in Christchurch were still selling hot chickens yesterday.

 

Also think about the deli/bakery, they're still preparing this stuff even if it's not hot. Isn't hot food likely to be safer due to the heat?


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  #2448302 27-Mar-2020 18:00
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Gonna make some spring rolls in the weekend. #doyourowntakeaways





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  #2448426 27-Mar-2020 21:01
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I felt like I could really have gone for some Sal's tonight after a long (and stressful) week. Alas.


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  #2448468 27-Mar-2020 22:11
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I am surprised how little I feel like cooking. I imagine it's just the fatigue after the last few weeks and not wanting more pressure, but I can barely be bothered. Hopefully, things settle, I had a long long list of stuff to cook. 

 

Today I might have helped bury a body in exchange for KFC :) Strange since I don't usually eat a lot of it. 

 

 

 

 


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  #2448497 27-Mar-2020 23:17
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How am I going to use my Uber eats voucher?
They sent it to me at 6 pm and I need to use it this weekend.




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  #2448559 28-Mar-2020 09:36
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A few years ago the original Kentucky Fried Chicken recipe was published online. This is the recipe that Colonel Sanders made his famous chicken with, it is not the recipe that is currently used. However it still tastes like KFC to me. Anyway I copied and pasted the recipe and saved it in my Google Drive. For a small fee I can make it available to you.

No, just kidding, here it is.

I’ve made it a couple of times, never bothered deep frying it, instead I roasted the chicken in the oven. The kids still scoff them up.

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  #2449812 30-Mar-2020 00:00
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arcon:

 

Ok so I'll ask the question many people are thinking... with everything closed are there any options in terms of getting yummi meals delivered? xD

 

 

 

 

I have an idea...you make a very nice meal with you partner or alone if you're single....

 

... then you take a camping table outside (if you don't have a camping table please improvise)...

 

... then you have dinner "out"! lol





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  #2450075 30-Mar-2020 14:17
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I won't do a video stream for cooking right at the moment, but I am happy to post a few recipes (Careful to give credit to the author) and help out anyone who has questions. 

 

The dishes I'll post are sensationally delicious. 

 

First example,  I'll throw in the thread made for it. 

 

https://www.geekzone.co.nz/forums.asp?forumid=48&topicid=236035&page_no=11#2450072 


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  #2450093 30-Mar-2020 15:00
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Kiwifruta: A few years ago the original Kentucky Fried Chicken recipe was published online. This is the recipe that Colonel Sanders made his famous chicken with, it is not the recipe that is currently used. However it still tastes like KFC to me. Anyway I copied and pasted the recipe and saved it in my Google Drive. For a small fee I can make it available to you.

No, just kidding, here it is.

I’ve made it a couple of times, never bothered deep frying it, instead I roasted the chicken in the oven. The kids still scoff them up.

Thanks for that.

I believe the taste changed significantly when the deep fry processes changed from hydrogenated veg fats to cheaper soy based fats.1980's? KFC lost it's taste and crispyness. It's soggy facsimile.
But will still chow down on occasion.
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  #2450108 30-Mar-2020 15:20
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I could murder a kebab. So sick of all the wild game and seafood.





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  #2450112 30-Mar-2020 15:21
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You can get pies from Z,they are considered essential.

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