Whole Beef Shank,slow cooked in Clay.

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Whole Beef Shank,slow cooked in Clay.

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Man is that going to be tender.
awesome
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Titch, do you have a Hark oven and a hark smoker and the prover? I'm kinda glad the shank didn't fit into the water bath :oops:
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Good luck with it mate. If I were you, I would have set a meat thermometer into that thing :)
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bodgy wrote:Titch, do you have a Hark oven and a hark smoker and the prover? I'm kinda glad the shank didn't fit into the water bath :oops:

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Amfibius wrote:Good luck with it mate. If I were you, I would have set a meat thermometer into that thing :)

I am hoping it braises,the oven temp has been hovering around 85c all day.
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Well, Im inspired :D
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How did you make the dough/ clay?
I've gotta try this!
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smokeybm wrote:How did you make the dough/ clay?
I've gotta try this!
1 kilo salt,to 4 cups flour and start at 1.5 cups water.
Make to proportion,have tongue hanging out to left side.
Not a wet dough but claggy.
Need to set it in a 200.C or more oven.
Or in the fire when camping.
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Very impressed Titch :D
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Chalky wrote:Very impressed Titch :D
That is Dutchy doing the honours breaking the seal

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Sure is.
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