hare's how do you eat yours

[bi9johnny]

when i was a fish monger i used to sell game as well and i used to get a hare once a fortnight for a french guy who made hare and garlic pate and he would bring me a jar back for getting it flamin lovely it was too...so how do you guys cook and eat your hares

[oscarsdad]

I did hare loin wrapped in pancetta and then rubbed with pepper and juniper berries, marinated in whisky then pan fried and flambéd - it was awesome! And converted some friends to game as well!

[docholiday]

Never eaton them

Its funny, out of all the game its the only thing I dont shoot, for some reason i enjoy watching them, never worked out why I am

happy to shoot everything else

[kent]

most venison recepies work with hare, but my favourite is simply The full fillets flashed off quickly in a pan covered in smoked sea salt black pepper and rosemary

[henry d]

Take off loins and thighs and cut into chunks, flash fry. Cook bones and the rest of the animal in red wine and stock until tender, add flashed meat and use to fill a pie with the kidneys if you like them.

[bigrob]

Just had Hare and gammon pie with a jacket spud and beans - just wot you need after a day in the cold.

[fenboy]

Not sure how he used to cook it but my late grandfather would put a hare into a hessian sack then bury it in the garden for a few days before digging it up and cooking it !

[linny]

Not sure how he used to cook it but my late grandfather would put a hare into a hessian sack then bury it in the garden for a few days before digging it up and cooking it !

ok

[stokie]

Not sure how he used to cook it but my late grandfather would put a hare into a hessian sack then bury it in the garden for a few days before digging it up and cooking it !

 

I gotta ask what did he die of ...... Lol

 

Sounds like the old Inuit dish stink flipper

[fenboy]

I gotta ask what did he die of ...... Lol

 

Sounds like the old Inuit dish stink flipper

 

Well it was not food poisoning no idea why he did it but on the rare occasion he eat hare thats what he did !

Dont like hare myself so perhaps someone would like to try it and see what difference it makes , any takers

[fenboy]

Just googled this out of interest and could find nothing -------- but a few hundred years ago it was recommended to wrap a cat in clean linen before burying it for a day and a night before eating ,how times have changed !

[blacky]

My mate told me he used to give a hare to an old lady who would just use it's blood to make soup :blink:

[adi1210]

slow cooker on low at 7am get home at 4.30pm hare melts in ya mouth. easy peasy.......

[chefy]

jugged for me,im traditional though

[henry d]

.......and thats another recipe where the blood is a must

[berties]

Not sure how he used to cook it but my late grandfather would put a hare into a hessian sack then bury it in the garden for a few days before digging it up and cooking it !

 

Sounds like what my dog did the other night, stole a pheasant that was hanging,and buried it,when I eventually found it latter that day it looked nasty so would be interested in what the procedure was