Rabbit recipes

Penelope_Penguin

aliasojo wrote: »

Shame on you lot.

Why, are you a vegan

Penny. x

bexbex

Don't eat rabbit myself but I'd much rather people ate what they shot rather then shooting for fun and leaving dead bunnies (and whatever else they find) like the d**** around my street at the moment..
My Dalmatian is forever picking up dead rabbits!
I wouldn't mind trying game birds although stories of the pellet breaking peoples teeth puts me off..

**Upsy_Daisy**

OK - so it was going cheap (ish) in the shop and I thought why not give it a try?

Problem is there are 5 in our house (2 adults 3 chldren) and no way can I stretch it out for 5 of us

I was thinking of cooking it up for lunches at work (have a microwave available) and take it in with some rice etc

What do you suggest I do with it?

UD

zippychick

Hi Upsy - Im sure there is some way of stretching it?! Heaps of suggestions here - rabbit what to do with it. hope that helps.

The first two recipes - casserole and curry feed 4, so with some aded veg 5 shouldn't be a problem!

exup

rabbit pie ? potatoes - mushrooms etc in with the meat in a pie? ?

Gollum" EEEK nasty hobbitses cooks it and ruins it for usss"

piglet6

If you decide to go with the curry option, I would add in some potatoes, or lentils if you prefer (and still serve with rice as the "main" side dish) - to my mind, it is no different to ordering a takeaway curry and having bombay potatoes or a dhal dish as a side dish - which is perfectly acceptable to most people!

Thinking about it, I would add a load of veg to the casserole option as well (I tend to add a lot of veggies to most of my dishes - a "hangover" from being a Weightwatcher for a long time - most veggies are "0 points"! - but, however you look at it, they are healthy, and cheap as a "filler" :rolleyes:), and serve with potatoes...

Rabbit is also yummy in a creamy/mustard sauce...(and I would add the extra pulses/veggies here too, but I am beginning to repeat myself so I'm going to shut up now...!! ).

Piglet
x

daska

rabbit makes a good risotto as well, it used to be one of my favourites when I was in my teens.

zippychick

piglet6 wrote: »

If you decide to go with the curry option, I would add in some potatoes, or lentils if you prefer (and still serve with rice as the "main" side dish) - to my mind, it is no different to ordering a takeaway curry and having bombay potatoes or a dhal dish as a side dish - which is perfectly acceptable to most people!

Thinking about it, I would add a load of veg to the casserole option as well (I tend to add a lot of veggies to most of my dishes - a "hangover" from being a Weightwatcher for a long time - most veggies are "0 points"! - but, however you look at it, they are healthy, and cheap as a "filler" :rolleyes:), and serve with potatoes...

Rabbit is also yummy in a creamy/mustard sauce...(and I would add the extra pulses/veggies here too, but I am beginning to repeat myself so I'm going to shut up now...!! ).

Piglet
x

you said what i wanted to say, only much better

bigblackdog

if the feet are still there you can make 4 lucky keyrings

**Upsy_Daisy**

Thanks for your replies - I'll dig it out of the freezer tomorrow and marinade it tomorrow evening ready to curry up on Wednesday for dinner - I could also chuck in a handful of oats to stretch it a bit further :T (thanks Flying Fresian)

Kids may or may not eat it - anything they leave on their plates I just put in a plastic tub and take into work the next day for lunch - let's face it - they haven't got any lurgis that I haven't got - have they?

Again many thanks

UD