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JPH 02:49 PM 01-07-2009
I worked hard for this one... I'm my own rabbit dog.

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I'm going to try this recipe:

BBQ Rabbit
Quarter the rabbit (front legs, hind legs, loins in 4 chunks)
Boil in seasoned water for 30 min (salt, pepper, seasoning salt, garlic/onion powder)
Remove meat from bone and shred, remove shot
Cook in oven with bbq sauce until HOT
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md4958 02:52 PM 01-07-2009
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you killed da wabbit!!! poo wittle bunny...
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JPH 06:46 PM 01-07-2009
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Stick 06:58 PM 01-07-2009
Looks tasty, how is it Jeremy?
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68TriShield 07:06 PM 01-07-2009
MM...I liken Rabbit to eye round of beef that's all white.Great stuff and that was a fat one Preston :-)
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Tio Gato 07:08 PM 01-07-2009
http://babelnet.sbg.ac.at/themepark/...abbit_stew.htm

I love rabbit stew, here's a recipe you may enjoy, I'd add some carrot too.
There are a lot of great Portuguese recipes for rabbit stew out there. A search will find you more. Oh, and nice rabbit!
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kiwi michelle 07:10 PM 01-07-2009
You killed Bugs - how do I tell my kids??
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goalie204 07:19 PM 01-07-2009
Never tried rabbit, heard its tasty
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Ace$nyper 07:21 PM 01-07-2009
Love good rabbit.
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JPH 08:50 PM 01-07-2009
Originally Posted by kiwi michelle:
You killed Bugs - how do I tell my kids??
Well, I'd invite you and your kids over for a little... but.... that would be the most expesive Rabbit EVER.....

Letting them exerience some before telling them would be fun :-0 I'm EVIL :-)

miss ya

Jeremy
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Volt 08:55 PM 01-07-2009
Mmmmm bunny on the barby.... Food chain, rabbits eat the veggies, we eat the bunnies.
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St. Lou Stu 09:00 PM 01-07-2009
Good Lord! that looks like an 8 pounder!
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BigAl_SC 05:16 AM 01-08-2009
Never tried rabbit. There's a resturant in town that does it that I'll have to try.
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mosesbotbol 11:50 AM 01-08-2009
Rabbit is tasty, but it's not a widely available in the market place as it should be. That wild rabbit should taste different (assume gamier and richer) than the supermarket rabbit.

Have you tried both side by side? I wonder if the species plays a role in all this as well?
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Mr B 06:04 PM 01-08-2009
We used to always pick off a few while dove or quail hunting. My dad made the rabbit the same way as veal picata w/ mushrooms and capers. :-)
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Savor the Stick 07:34 PM 01-08-2009
Darn! I'm hungry:-) and I just finished my meal. :-)
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Ollie 09:41 PM 01-08-2009
I just cried little bit inside seeing all that sauce on a tasty rabbit...
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Scottw 09:43 PM 01-08-2009
I've had wild rabbit and it tasted a little gamey to me, not bad but I think it could have been prepared better.
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Lucky_Hippo 06:53 AM 01-09-2009
Nice one. We can put away some rabbit here in Central Ohio. Yum Yum! My favorite way to cook them is simply over an open fire with just a little Everglades seasoning.


Finger smackin good!
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Diesel Kinevel 11:14 PM 01-15-2009
Rabbit is awesome. put it on the grill with a dry rub...simple and delicious
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