Comments on: Kangaroo meat cookery class 1 http://www.barbecuediguana.com/recipes-2/kangaroo-meat-cookery-class-1 Of Course we're just kidding Tue, 21 Dec 2010 02:39:46 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1.2 By: ihaveairlockers http://www.barbecuediguana.com/recipes-2/kangaroo-meat-cookery-class-1/comment-page-1#comment-4043 ihaveairlockers Sun, 04 Apr 2010 02:12:11 +0000 http://www.barbecuediguana.com/recipies/kangaroo-meat-cookery-class-1#comment-4043 <b>I love kangaroo and ...</b> <br> I love kangaroo and Minke whale meat. In norway, we have access to kangaroo. We make a mixed grill of whale steaks and kangaroo. As an australian farmer, i agree with eating more roo. Here in norway we help save the planet by eating roo and whale. Yummy ! I love kangaroo and …
I love kangaroo and Minke whale meat.

In norway, we have access to kangaroo. We make a mixed grill of whale steaks and kangaroo.

As an australian farmer, i agree with eating more roo. Here in norway we help save the planet by eating roo and whale.

Yummy !

]]> By: ech1dna http://www.barbecuediguana.com/recipes-2/kangaroo-meat-cookery-class-1/comment-page-1#comment-4044 ech1dna Sun, 04 Apr 2010 02:12:11 +0000 http://www.barbecuediguana.com/recipies/kangaroo-meat-cookery-class-1#comment-4044 <b>Yum- roo meat! My ...</b> <br> Yum- roo meat! My personal choice for making a big dent in climate change emissions is getting rid of ruminants in world farming- their burped and methane is a huge contributor. Marsupials like kangaroo and wombat produce no methane, need a fraction of the water and produce awesome meat. They are also generally a lot less hard on the vegetation than cattle. Its only tradition that keeps us eating beef- switch to roo meat and start the changeover... Yum- roo meat! My …
Yum- roo meat! My personal choice for making a big dent in climate change emissions is getting rid of ruminants in world farming- their burped and methane is a huge contributor. Marsupials like kangaroo and wombat produce no methane, need a fraction of the water and produce awesome meat. They are also generally a lot less hard on the vegetation than cattle. Its only tradition that keeps us eating beef- switch to roo meat and start the changeover…

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