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Rabbit recipes
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I Believe in saving money!!!:T
A Bargain is only a bargain if you need it!0 -
My lurcher is finally starting to get the idea of catching bunnies so I'm looking for lots of rabbit recipes in the hope that he will actually catch a few and I can make some meals for us and for the freezer.
All recipes appreciated :T
I've added your thread to our existing one on rabbit recipes.
Pink0 -
My cat is a serious hunter, and yesterday he presented me with a very fresh looking rabbit - bright-eyed and unmarked. Certainly not a myxy bunny.
It's currently in the oven, cooking with red wine and onions. But I have a lurking concern that there was no sign of how he killed it. There were no wounds and I don't think the neck was broken. My husband says they are usually throttled. The meat looked lovely and smelt fine when I jointed it, and said cat has had some bits and pieces and looks well.
So - should we eat it in hour?0 -
Oh dear - rather you than me. But I think that's just me and my queasiness regarding eating rabbit in general.
I distinctly remember it being on the menu for tea the same day that my beautiful 'Snowy' bunny died
. I've never knowingly eaten it since that day .......
Seriously though, if there's no sign of HOW the rabbit died, I'd be a bit concerned. At least 'a wound'/'sign of injury' lets you know that it was a 'clean kill' and not illness .....0 -
I distinctly remember it being on the menu for tea the same day that my beautiful 'Snowy' bunny died. I've never knowingly eaten it since that day .......
That would be enough to put anyone off. I've never kept pet bunnies, so I don't have an emotional relationship with them. Don't think I could manage guinea pig though.0 -
I'd eat it :j0
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:DWe did - it tasted so good.0
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deleted post sorry!:AA/give up smoking (done)
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Glad you enjoyed it - we would have done too!
Denise0 -
And no ill effects today - lets hope kitty has graduated from mice.0
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