| Rabbit stew 08:35 - Sep 30 with 8280 views | Mullet |
Got my butcher to get his employee to save me some rabbit this weekend from when he goes out shooting.
Anyone else partial to whacking a bit of bunny in the pot every now and again? Can't decide whether to do a traditional English type stew or another Italian ragu. They seem to insist on olives though and I'm not a fan.
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| Rabbit stew on 08:41 - Sep 30 with 6491 views | Fixed_It |
If it's a Welsh one, best served on toast. Otherwise I'd give it a miss personally. |  |
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| Rabbit stew on 08:41 - Sep 30 with 6491 views | Ftnfwest |
Always used to do a traditional casserole. The rabbit abroad always seems to be better (wild rather than tame I think). Mind you in terms of our floppy eared friends, hare is a whole different ball game, yum.. |  | | |
| Rabbit stew on 08:42 - Sep 30 with 6487 views | vapour_trail |
You're speaking in euphemisms |  |
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| Rabbit stew on 08:44 - Sep 30 with 6481 views | Mullet |
| Rabbit stew on 08:41 - Sep 30 by Ftnfwest |
Always used to do a traditional casserole. The rabbit abroad always seems to be better (wild rather than tame I think). Mind you in terms of our floppy eared friends, hare is a whole different ball game, yum.. |
Don't think I've had hare, but the ones back home when I grew up were massive you could probably get a meal for two off those.
I might see what else he can his hands on then. Decent venison that doesn't cost the earth is the holy grail for me. | |
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| Rabbit stew on 08:45 - Sep 30 with 6474 views | Ftnfwest |
| Rabbit stew on 08:44 - Sep 30 by Mullet |
Don't think I've had hare, but the ones back home when I grew up were massive you could probably get a meal for two off those.
I might see what else he can his hands on then. Decent venison that doesn't cost the earth is the holy grail for me. |
Hare is close to venison in look/taste | | | |
| Rabbit stew on 09:50 - Sep 30 with 6396 views | Guthrum |
Love a bit of rabbit. Would definitely go the stew route, personally. |  |
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| Rabbit stew on 09:53 - Sep 30 with 6393 views | Guthrum |
| Rabbit stew on 08:45 - Sep 30 by Ftnfwest |
Hare is close to venison in look/taste |
Tho I thought jugged hare was not very nice. The flavour rather too "matured" and full of little sharp bits of bone. | |
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| Rabbit stew on 09:56 - Sep 30 with 6381 views | Barneycurley |
'My butcher' lol |  |
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| Rabbit stew on 13:16 - Sep 30 with 6282 views | SpruceMoose |
| Rabbit stew on 09:56 - Sep 30 by Barneycurley |
'My butcher' lol |
He means me. I live in the fecking woods. You want hare? No problem! Badger? Coming right up! Vole? Why I have one in my pocket. $15.99 + vat per lb |  |
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| Rabbit stew on 13:22 - Sep 30 with 6266 views | Barneycurley |
| Rabbit stew on 13:16 - Sep 30 by SpruceMoose |
He means me. I live in the fecking woods. You want hare? No problem! Badger? Coming right up! Vole? Why I have one in my pocket. $15.99 + vat per lb |
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| Rabbit stew on 13:58 - Sep 30 with 6227 views | Lord_Lucan |
Make a rabbit pie. Put some pork belly in it and cook it with the rib cage in for more flavour. |  |
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| Rabbit stew on 14:18 - Sep 30 with 6192 views | Johnny_Boy |
| Rabbit stew on 13:16 - Sep 30 by SpruceMoose |
He means me. I live in the fecking woods. You want hare? No problem! Badger? Coming right up! Vole? Why I have one in my pocket. $15.99 + vat per lb |
Got a real hankering for stoat... |  | | |
| Rabbit stew on 14:48 - Sep 30 with 6149 views | caught-in-limbo |
| Rabbit stew on 09:53 - Sep 30 by Guthrum |
Tho I thought jugged hare was not very nice. The flavour rather too "matured" and full of little sharp bits of bone. |
Hare's a funny one. If it's too well-hung, you start to get into borderline-nice-food-appreciation territory. Get it right and it's magnificent and better than venison in my opinion. Rabbit seems bonier, but is always good. |  |
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| Rabbit stew on 14:52 - Sep 30 with 6138 views | Vic |
I had a rabbit burger last weekend - gorgeous! |  |
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| Rabbit stew on 18:42 - Sep 30 with 6048 views | StochesStotasBlewe |
| Rabbit stew on 14:52 - Sep 30 by Vic |
I had a rabbit burger last weekend - gorgeous! |
Rabbit stifado. That is wonderful. |  |
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| Rabbit stew on 18:47 - Sep 30 with 6040 views | Swansea_Blue |
| Rabbit stew on 08:42 - Sep 30 by vapour_trail |
You're speaking in euphemisms |
"Whacking a bunny in the pot".
He's Hugh Hefner, and I claim my Moosey bones. |  |
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| Rabbit stew on 18:49 - Sep 30 with 6030 views | TIB |
Not a fan of rabbit unless it's mixed in with some other game. I find rabbit needs some strong spices/herbs/meats used alongside it. |  |
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| Rabbit stew on 19:05 - Sep 30 with 6005 views | jeera |
Tandoori style? I should think that's pretty good for rabbit, though I haven't tried it myself yet.
Otherwise I'd be tempted to go with a white wine casserole thingy. |  |
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| Rabbit stew on 23:34 - Sep 30 with 5935 views | Godzilla |
Talking of whacking a bit of bunny, as boys we used to go out to the fields being harvested (we knew the farmer's sons) and as the combine harvester circled towards what was left of the crop in the middle of the field the rabbits had to eventually make a run for it, but they tried to hide in the combine trail - you just had to trap them between your legs and dispatch them humanely. We obviously did not do this when people with guns were about. We then shared them around for eating.
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| Rabbit stew on 00:18 - Oct 1 with 5899 views | catch74 |
| Rabbit stew on 19:05 - Sep 30 by jeera |
Tandoori style? I should think that's pretty good for rabbit, though I haven't tried it myself yet.
Otherwise I'd be tempted to go with a white wine casserole thingy. |
Or try cider with the casserole, very nice.
I get some great French rabbits from my supplier(!) -confit the leg and stuff the saddle.
Tandoori rabbit - I'm going to have try that. |  |
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| Rabbit stew on 03:55 - Oct 1 with 5862 views | jeera |
| Rabbit stew on 00:18 - Oct 1 by catch74 |
Or try cider with the casserole, very nice.
I get some great French rabbits from my supplier(!) -confit the leg and stuff the saddle.
Tandoori rabbit - I'm going to have try that. |
That sounds jolly good my friend.
I may need to investigate this myself further.
(Or just get the recipe from you). | |
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| Rabbit stew on 04:24 - Oct 1 with 5849 views | Ryorry |
| Rabbit stew on 08:44 - Sep 30 by Mullet |
Don't think I've had hare, but the ones back home when I grew up were massive you could probably get a meal for two off those.
I might see what else he can his hands on then. Decent venison that doesn't cost the earth is the holy grail for me. |
The hares round here would feed 4!
As for the rabbits, is there still much myxy about in Suffolk? I find the meat a bit bland tho, needs spicing up - used to enjoy it as Hungarian Goulash with lots of tomatoes, paprika and red wine. |  |
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| Rabbit stew on 08:26 - Oct 1 with 5800 views | hampstead_blue |
I love rabbit.
seal it in a hot frying pan and then slow cook in a regular stock.
Nice roast spuds, black cabbage, purple brocolli, roasted carrots.....thick gravy...........nice claret...........cheese board.............port...............nap. |  |
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| Rabbit stew on 09:21 - Oct 1 with 5789 views | WeWereZombies |
| Rabbit stew on 13:16 - Sep 30 by SpruceMoose |
He means me. I live in the fecking woods. You want hare? No problem! Badger? Coming right up! Vole? Why I have one in my pocket. $15.99 + vat per lb |
Yeeez, further proof you are not a real moose - do they have pockets? Unless you are a marsupial I am outing you as just another human poster on the forum...
Or, following on from the goose in the moose post, the vole in your 'pocket' marks you out as the Richard Gere of the moose world. |  |
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