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Kangaroo meat – how to cook it?

On Sunday February 19th, 2017Monday September 17th, 2018 by Kaśka&Michał Posted in AustraliaTagged australia, barbecue, bunbury, car, cheap, cook, cooking, enthusiast, fireplace, food, grill, healthy, hyden, kangaroo, kangur, lean meat, meat, mięso z kangura, minerals, ognisko, passionate, picnic area, source of vitamins, trip, wave rock, western australia4 Comments

One of our must-do things during our short visit to Australia was to taste kangaroo meat. Restaurants are so expensive in this country that you automatically think of cooking on your own, which is obvious especially if you have a travel companion who is a passionate chef! Contrary to a popular opinion about kangaroo meat being the cheapest kind of meat to buy in Australia, we’ve found out that chicken meat is in fact the cheapest (for 1kg of chicken meat you’ll pay 8-9AUD / 6USD while 0,5kg of kangaroo meat costs the same or a bit more up to 10AUD /8USD). Where and how did we prepare the kangaroo meat taking into account that we were constantly moving from one place to the other in our small Kia, where we were also staying overnight? You will find all the info here below.

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The taste of Burmese cuisine – let’s cook!

On Saturday December 31st, 2016Tuesday July 3rd, 2018 by Kaśka&Michał Posted in Asia, Bez kategorii, Burma/Myanmar & LaosTagged Birma, Birmania, Burma, chef, cocina, cocinero, comida, cook, cooking class, cuisine, delicioso, delicious, food, gotowanie, housewife, inle lake, jedzenie, jefe de cocina, kucharz, kuchnia, Kuduk, Michał, mjanma, Myanmar, Nyaung Shwe, po birmańsku, pyszne, rico, sabroso, szef kuchni, tastyLeave a comment

How to get to know the authentic Burmese cuisine? Eating out at local bars with Burmese people is a good way but it’s not the same as cooking with a local ‘housewife’… Especially if you can participate in the process of preparing products (by going to the market to get them, the place where the whole experience begins), then in the preparation of various dishes, especially the typically traditional ones (it’s worth mentioning that you choose what you want to cook during a cooking class, so you have the chance to emphasize that you want to cook and eat the food Burmese people eat at home). We highly recommend you a cooking class offered by ‘Y Wine’ in Nyaung Shwe for 15.000MMK (11USD) per person (in our case of course it was Michal who was cooking, and me following his each and every step snapping photos and later even tasting the cooked dishes with him, and yet we only paid for 1 person!).

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