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The Mixed Gorilla

With everyone telling blokes what they can and can't do, one of the simple pleasures in life has all but disappeared- the mixed grill. For generations the mixed gorilla was the standard fare of country cafes (before they were replaced by fast food chains) and pub counter lunches (before pubs had dining rooms with $30+ mains). If you don't fancy offal, skip the liver and kidney and shout yourself another lamb cutlet. Be proud! Pile that meat high! Don't let the bloody sheilas, or your doctor stop you. Every man deserves a mixed gorilla once in a while.

  • Serves:
    1
  • Prep Time:
    10 min
  • Marinating Time:
    --
  • Cooking Time:
    15 min
  • Primary Ingredient:
    Beef, Lamb
  • Type of Meal:
    Main

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Ingredients
 
4TbspOlive Oil  
1WholeBeef Sausage(s)  
1Slice(s)Fillet Steak Approx. 1.5cm thick 
1WholeLamb Cutlet(s)  
1Slice(s)Bacon  
1WholeKidney(ies) Halved, white part removed 
1Slice(s)Calves' Liver Small 
1WholeTomato Small, ripe, halved 
1WholeEgg Optional, but best fried 
1TbspMasterFoods Wholegrain Mustard  


Directions

Lightly coat the steak, cutlet, kidney and liver with the oil and season all well with salt and pepper.

Start the sausage first as it will take the longest, then cook all the meat and offal to medium/ medium rare and grill the tomato on your char grill.

Fry the egg on the flat grill or in a frying pan.

Arrange the meats, tomato and egg on the plate, with the mustard on the side.

You might as well go the whole hog and serve it with chips and white doughy bread and butter.

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