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HUNGER FOR THE WILD - Series One

Logan and Brown head over the hill from Wellington to Castlepoint on the Wairarapa Coast where they make one of their favourite holiday meals - sautéed paua wrapped in fresh white bread.

Brownie meets up with Matai Broughton who reckons he can show him a decent sized paua or two further up the coast. While they wait for the tide to go out, Matai's wife Kura cooks Brownie her famous paua soup. Then Matai takes Brownie snorkelling for these slow-growing vegetarians that take seven to ten years to reach the legal minimum size of twelve and a half centimetres.

Meanwhile Logie heads to the reef at Castlepoint to try his luck catching kahawai. Later he visits a home garden for rocket, coriander and lemons, and then heads into Masterton for fresh white bread from Breadcraft Factory and a bottle of Borthwick's Riesling.

The kahawai is smoked before Brownie returns with Matai and Kura. They build the fire on the beach, shuck the paua and prepare the other ingredients for the butties. The paua is thinly sliced and sautéed quickly in a very hot pan with onion, garlic, chilli and coriander. A squeeze of lemon, salt and pepper, and it's ready to put between two slices of bread with the fresh rocket. Delicious.

Episode breakdown

Meet the crew

Recipes

Episode 5. Paua - Castlepoint, Wairarapa

Click here for larger photo Al Brown checks young paua at the foreshore on the Wairarapa Coast
Brownie: "I remember when I came here as a kid, everyday we were setting the nets, baiting the craypots and waiting for the most important time, the hour of low tide, that's when the ocean pulled back just far enough for us to gather the paua."
Click here for larger photo Alan Schofield and Steve Logan fishing on Castle Point Reef, Wairarapa
Click here for larger photo Al Brown with Kura Broughton in her kitchen at Owahanga Station
Click here for larger photo Matai Broughton and Al Brown on their way to snorkel for paua
Click here for larger photo Steve Logan smokes some freshly caught kahawai, Mataikona, Wairarapa
Click here for larger photo Matai and Al shuck and clean their paua, Mataikona, Wairarapa
Click here for larger photo Al & Steve sauté their paua on the beach at Mataikona, Wairarapa
Click here for larger photo Kura Broughton watches as Steve and Al make paua butties, Mataikona, Wairarapa
Logie: "The great thing about butties is that you can enjoy this delicate blend of flavours on a simple slice of bread"

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