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made this dish for my tea today

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and this is the finished product on my plate ready to eat

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mince rabbit sliced potatoes

1 med onion 1 med apple

tin of toms

1/2 tsp sage grated cheese

1/2 tsp thyme

1/2 tsp parsley

2 chick oxo,s

chick gravy granule,s

salt& black pepper

oil for frying

 

 

fry rabbit mince in oil then add onions & herbs fry till onion soft

add tin toms salt & pepper

mix chick oxo with granules to make a thick stock with boiling water

add to wok

simmer to reduce then put in dish cut apple into chunks & add cover with sliced potato

put grated cheese on top then put in oven

cook untill pots are tender at 170

 

it taste,s fantastic

 

cjw

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did you soak the rabbit first in salt water i usually dice it soak in for 24 hourse in salt water then drain it and marinaide it for a few hourse in oil and some chillie suace

just wondering if you soak yours mate :thumbs:

 

Whats the reason for soaking will?

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always heard that reason for soaking em overnite is to leech out the "twang" of rabbit when cooking.....was told also by an oldy that they used to soak in milk!

 

i soak in fresh water over nite then some times mix with lemon juice and natural yoghurt to tenderise...

 

read in a game cook book i have that the yoghurt is one of the best ways to tenderise meat!

 

 

 

works on rabbit anyway

 

 

sauer

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Always soak rabbit for an hour at least. The thing about soaking in milk reminded me that there is a recipe in Mrs Beeton's book for rabbit boiled in milk.

 

2 young rabbits soaked in water for one hour and then jointed. Pint and a half of milk. 1 desertspoon of flour. 1 blade of mace. A little salt and some cayenne.

Mix the flour in a little milk and then add to the rest of the milk in a stewpan. Place in the jointed rabbits with the mace and seasoning. Simmer very gently for 1/2 hour stirring frequently. Recipe from 1893.

 

If you want some Mace (blades of) look up G Baldwin & Co. They do both the blade and ground mace. Don't use English Mace. Mace is the husk of the Nutmeg, English Mace is a Plant most of you will have seen but didn't knoe the name (Achillea ageratum).

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that sounds like a mint dish i would try it but my mum wont let me i will just have to wait till i get my own house lol

 

thanks for the instructions tho :good:

 

 

That sounds like my mrs. she thinks meat comes in a packet lol man av got me own kitchen ware now just looking for a nice stewing pot like the old cast pots me nan use to have an can I find 1 no :wallbash: I try an cook outdoors now off me fire but fecking neibours are antisocialists an dont like the old burn ups of yester year :wallbash: man I use to love the smell of leaves being burnt nowa days its frowned on.Whats happening to our heritage? Am only 35 an every ones turning into comercialistic addicts if thats a word but its doing my head in av a little radio so i can listen to radio 2 an this computer and me dogs simple life and a good book thats all I want hunt eat read an chill out carnt it be that simple an wots wrong with it?

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did you soak the rabbit first in salt water i usually dice it soak in for 24 hourse in salt water then drain it and marinaide it for a few hourse in oil and some chillie suace

just wondering if you soak yours mate :thumbs:

Soak mine in salt water for 24hrs, then marinade in balsamic vinegar and chopped onions for 6hrs, then casserole for one and a half hours on gas mark 4. SLURP.

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