FOOD CURATED: How to Cook a Rabbit, Part II: Rabbit Cacciatore w/Polenta
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Should you chill the rabbit overnight before you cook or can you cook it right after you clean it
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after he said 'you could use milk and rabbit stock, that would be delicious...' he looked kind of sad and i wanted to give him a hug through the screen :(.
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@foodcurated or you can shoot one in your backyard
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@Apvatar3000 imagine a mix between lamb and chicken. very tender, yet very moist and dark meat
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in my country, we add mushrooms and little white pickled onions in the braising jus. as well as a touch of brown beer.
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Damn this makes me look at my daughters pet rabbit in a whole new light... mmmmmm, rabbit!
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Love American pronunciation. They could make the most beautiful words sound like shit. "Catch-ya-tor-ee"
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u ruined it with all thast junk wine eat that rabbit braised
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Hey Sean, really enjoyed the video! Question - Do you recommend any type of pre-brining for wild rabbit that i've hunted. I imagine coming from a farmer the rabbits you use have a diet that is more controlled and therefore there is no gamey taste like with wild rabbit. Looking forward to hearing your response. Thanks! Mark
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my mouth is watering!!!
that looks great thank you
joeyzaza3535 1 year ago
@joeyzaza3535 You are most welcome! Thanks for watching!
foodcurated 1 year ago
It really tasted awesome!!! I hope you make it. Can you get fresh rabbit where you live?
foodcurated 1 year ago
Looks very appetizing!! Thx for the posting.
ilikethewok 1 year ago
It really tasted awesome. I hope you make it. Can you get fresh rabbit where you live? I did a story on the farmer who supplied the rabbit. You can find that too on my page here :)
foodcurated 1 year ago