Guest 7 Dec 2008 / #1hello all, im looking for a simple rabbit recipe. I wanna oven roast a rabbit for my dad for Xmas. looking for some suggestions on what how to cook it so it will be tender. and what would u suggest to go with it?thanks all!!Mary
wildrover 98 | 4,441 7 Dec 2008 / #2Simple Polish RabbitI think its a bit racist to suggest that Polish rabbits are more simple than rabbits from any other country...they might actually be more intelligent , i mean , how can one tell how bright a rabbit is.....???
Polonius3 994 | 12,367 11 Dec 2008 / #3In saucpan combine 1 c water, 1/4 c 6% cidcer vinegar, several peppercorns and allspice, 1 bay leaf, 2 cloves and 2 t salt, bring to boil and simmer covered on low flame 10 min. Set aside to cool. Place dressed, washed, cut-up rabbit in crockery bowl, pour cool marinade over and refrigertae covered 2 days, turning meat over every few hours. Pat meat dry. In skillet sauté large sliced onion in a coupla T butter, add cut-up rabbit and brown on all sides, add a little water or some marinade, cover and stew until tender. Fork-blend 1 c sour cream wtih 2 T flour until smooth and pour over rabbit. Simmer covered a while longer or until very tender. Salt & pepper to tatse. Serve with boiled or mashed potaotes, noodles or rice with braised beetroot (buraczki) on the side.
krysia 23 | 3,058 11 Dec 2008 / #4I wanna oven roast a rabbit for my dadLol. Sounds like a bad joke.Try a hipopatamus. they taste better
Polonius3 994 | 12,367 14 Dec 2008 / #8For oven roasting it's best to lard the rabbit with frozen lardoons (they are stiff and go in better!), otherwise the meat may be dry. Then roast as you would a chicken until fork-tender. Serve with buraczki -- a typical Polish go-together with rabbit dishes.
Krzysztof 2 | 973 14 Dec 2008 / #9Serve with buraczkiPan kucharz kaczkę staranniePiekł, jak należy, w brytfannie,Lecz zdębiał obiad podając,Bo z kaczki zrobił się zając,W dodatku cały w buraczkach.Taka to była dziwaczka!J. Brzechwa, Kaczka Dziwaczka
Patrycja19 62 | 2,688 14 Dec 2008 / #10Try a hipopatamus. they taste betterI want one for Christmas..not to eat though ever since I heard this song
HAL9009 2 | 323 19 Dec 2008 / #11...aren't rabbits for Easter eating...Surely its Reindeer for Christmas time (they fly low this time of year, easier to catch) :D