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  • My grandmother made hasenpfeffer. Can't find any restaurants that server it . . . in Vegas anyway. Hofbrauhaus House says they do on occasion.

    If my memory serves (it's been 25 years), she has a white sauce like alfredo with chuncks of black pepper, but it tasted like it had been in vinegar.

  • I love rabbit stew with either chianti or a nice gewurztrauminer.

  • Cripes! I watched this whole video, and took notes, but in the end - no stew! Or maybe I don't know the true meaning of the word. I expected a bowl full of delicious gravy, veggies, and rabbit. Would this recipe be ok to pull the meat off the bone and add to the gravy, or is the gravy too rich?

  • @reddysoft sorry that it's not traditional as an American would think of stew, in German, stew is more of a cooking style. And yes, you could pull the meat off the bone and put it into the gravy, and feel free to add veggies to the mix, potatoes, carrots, turnips, parsnips, any and all would be good. Cheers to good food!

  • Thanks! I think I'll try that. I'm also going to make it with red wine as I'll be using wild rabbit.

    Loved the video BTW - very easy to watch & learn. I'm hungry!

  • You should never use the following in a composter -

    any meat scraps

    any member of the onion family - onion - shallot - garlic leek etc...

    no citrus at all lemon - orange - lime - cumquat -etc...

    tea bags and paper is ok.

  • @martster66 I've done a lot of research on composting and have never heard or read of onions and onion family being bad, nor citurs. Yes, no meat scraps, no oil, no kitty or dog poop, and only paper that is not coated or colored...Thanks for watching and your comment.

  • Cook?!! COOK?!! Where's my Hasenpfeffer??!!!

  • Very educative. Good health to you!

  • Well I made it and it came out super good. My wife was happy and I ate that gravy on just about everything I could.  Thank you for the recipe!

    Ken

  • @melvinvswaldo haha, the gravy is so good. Being the youngest in the family, I sometimes didn't score seconds in meat, but I always had gravy...Thank you for letting me know you tried it! Cheers ` Lindy

  • I raise rabbits and I saw this video a few weeks ago. I saved a rabbit to grow it out a bit so I could use it on your recipe. I butchered the rabbit out this morning because I want to try this out! Wish me luck! I will keep you updated.

  • @melvinvswaldo Good luck, I'll bet it will be delish with fresh fresh rabbit...

  • That was awesome.

  • Where's my dinner, Where's my lunch, Where's my Hasenpfeffer!!!!!!!!!!

  • @ojideagu LOL...it's in the pot...I hope you try making it...

  • @LindySez LOL you know the cartoon I'm referring to with Bugs Bunny? It's funny how rabbit has gone out of fashion these days, because they are seen as fluffy pets. I hope to try it some day.

  • @ojideagu I did not, but my hubby did LOL...not so fluffy once they are skinned...and the meat is so good and good for you...do try it if you have a chance and try some carrots with it..."what's up Doc?"

  • Yum. That rabbit looked so good towards the end all nice and brown. Probably just fall right off the bone. And the egg noodle Green bean combo is to die for.

  • @whitehouse9999 ~ Thanks, the rabbit is so tender and delish...

  • Very nice job on the editing.

  • @thesoulsekr  ~ Thank you...still learning but getting better :-)

  • you're not showing the food.

  • @Majoofi I think I show the food when it is important. Maybe you didn't watch the whole thing.

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