Rabbit

[mushymouth]

Mum bought me rabbit has anyone got any ideas SW way what i can do with it
Never cooked or had rabbit before ever
But dont want to waste it
Thanks in advance

 

[owlgoose]

=O

bunny =(

 

[Happy Holidays]

I go to allrecipes uk for ideas, there's a search box & you'll get loads of yummy recipes.

 

[mushymouth]

Thanks i tried searching but not on all recipies
I wouldnt buy it by choice however not going to waste it either in the current climate/money situation

 

[mushymouth]

Cant find how to search all recipies??
Im probably thinking mainly stews veg stock into the slow cooker

 

[lickthelid]

I'd stew or slow cook it as game can be stringy. Def chuck it in with some stock and seasonable veggies. Then enjoy and send up a thought for Thumper....haha I'm kidding. Its no worse than eating pork (babe), lamb (Shaun the sheep) or duck (jemima). ;-)

 

[owlgoose]

I'd stew or slow cook it as game can be stringy. Def chuck it in with some stock and seasonable veggies. Then enjoy and send up a thought for Thumper....haha I'm kidding. Its no worse than eating pork (babe), lamb (Shaun the sheep) or duck (jemima). ;-)

I'm sure I'd feel the same if I'd had a pet duck or pig.. but I honestly don't think I could eat a bunny

 

[Happy Holidays]

Allrecipes UK - Recipes and cooking ideas for British and Irish cooks there you go

 

[AnnaFaraday]

Rabbit is delicious and it is very lean meat.

Try the BBC website BBC - Food - Recipes and put rabbit into the search box. I found 39 recipes. Also you can do the same on the Waitrose website Waitrose - Online Grocery Shopping | Free Delivery | Recipes | Wine | Party Food | Enjoy £75 off your first 5 shops where there are a few recipes too.

But any chicken casserole recipe should work as well.

(edit - sorry about how that Waitrose link appears here, don't seem to be able to change it)

 

[emsuper]

Rabbit is delicious but be careful not to overcook it as it can go very dry.
I tend to fling it in a casserole pot with bundle of thyme, onion, garlic and carrot and a chicken stock.
Also works nicely minced up into bunny burgers or meatballs

 

[Anti222]

My mum wraps it in bacon and cooks it in the oven with loads of onions, carrots, garlic and herbs. I think rabbit meat is vile but she goes nuts for it so it probably tastes nice to a rabbit lover

 

[mushymouth]

Thanks everyone
Sure ill be able to do something with it now
??

 

[dudette2001uk]

I've only ever had it once, and that was recently, but we made it into a chicken, rabbit and smoked bacon casserole with casserole veg (leeks, onion, carrots, swede and potatoes) and tarragon. It was yummy! Xx