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(, Sun 1 Apr 2001, 1:00)
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So I tend to slow cook rabbit & then take the bones out before serving - much easier.
(, Thu 20 Oct 2011, 16:11, 1 reply, 14 years ago)
As I tend to just go for a spicy stew with it, but I'm open to ideas! (because mine is crap)
(, Thu 20 Oct 2011, 16:18, Reply)
A base of carrot, celery, shallot, garlic, tomato puree & mushroom.
Add vegetable or chicken stock and white wine (enough to cover). Add cream just before serving (leave to cool a bit first so the cream doesn't split).
Serve with a jacket potato.
(, Thu 20 Oct 2011, 16:24, Reply)
EDIT: Also, whilst I remember, here's the T-Bone steak that only cost me £5 from the same place.
Sorry, ridiculously sized image.
(, Thu 20 Oct 2011, 16:31, Reply)
(same people as the Anchor and Hope by Waterloo), she had saddle of rabbit wrapped in parma ham (IIRC), it was magnificent. A couple of weeks later she ordered rabbit again in our local Italian, and got half a roasted rabbit. She was slightly put off by the 'beheaded and chopped in half rabbit' presentation style - I wasn't and thus got to eat half of it. It was 'nom'.
(, Thu 20 Oct 2011, 16:31, Reply)
As you know I am a big fan of autumn food - so looking forward to getting plenty of grouse, pheasant, pigeon & partridge from our local farmers market over the next couple of months.
Apparently rabbit is good with black pudding but I've never tried it.
(, Thu 20 Oct 2011, 16:34, Reply)
Local shop does absolutely fantastic sausages, so I'm going to use the meat from them.
(, Thu 20 Oct 2011, 16:39, Reply)
Luvverly, luvverly game, hearty soups and stews etc...
Fucking wondrous.
(, Thu 20 Oct 2011, 16:43, Reply)
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