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Simple way to cook rabbit (its been frozen)


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a nice simple method is to thaw it out and dice into cubes and shallow fry in butter,

 

for a nice treat shallow fry some leeks in butter, cut leeks into slices across the veg so they form circles once soft add the rabbit and a drizzle of honey and fry until brown, serve onto mash spuds, you can make a sauce with the juice if you like just add a little plain flour then milk and whisk on a low heat and then poor over

 

Simples :good:

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boil the rabbit in a pot till it is falling off the bone , allow to cool and seperate all meat from the bone .

chop 1 small onion 3 large mushrooms and as much bacon as you like and mix together with the rabbit . then add a tin of campbells condensed soup (i like chicken the best) put all this in a pie dish and cover with puff pastry and cook till pastry is ready and its good to eat . quick easy and tasty

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boil the rabbit in a pot till it is falling off the bone , allow to cool and seperate all meat from the bone .

chop 1 small onion 3 large mushrooms and as much bacon as you like and mix together with the rabbit . then add a tin of campbells condensed soup (i like chicken the best) put all this in a pie dish and cover with puff pastry and cook till pastry is ready and its good to eat . quick easy and tasty

will try that sounds ok. does it ave to be scots campbells :lol: : :lol:

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