Sporting Shooter's chef, Mark Gilchrist of Game For Everything, demonstrates how to prepare a rabbit, including gutting, skinning, boiling whole and picking off the meat to use in a variety of reci...
Sporting Shooter's chef, Mark Gilchrist of Game For Everything, demonstrates how to prepare a rabbit, including gutting, skinning, boiling whole and picking off the meat to use in a variety of recipes. by James Marchington
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Nice vid. Once you have emptied out the main part of the guts, I notice the lowest part of the rectum and anus are left behind until the skin's off and you split the pelvis. Does this also have to be taken out at once, or can I leave this until the day's shooting is done and I get home, just so long as the majority of the viscera are out?
Also, I gather that the salt water which I soak the rabbit in overnight gets thrown out before boiling; yes?
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My momma used to do this. She lives 150 miles away now. I am going to have to do it myself; thanks to your video I can.
I make a mean rabbit stew - I use a LOT of garlic and mushrooms (in addition to carrots and potatoes, of course).
Do you submerse the meat in oil or just enough to give it a light coating?
Also, I gather that the salt water which I soak the rabbit in overnight gets thrown out before boiling; yes?