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Cooking with Game: Rabbit

 

Wild rabbit is an abundant and highly sustainable meat. Often likened to chicken, wild rabbit meat has more flavour and a firmer texture. Young rabbits are superb roasted whole, while older, larger ones are best braised or slow cooked.  Adding some fat – such as streaky bacon, yoghurt, cream or coconut milk during cooking helps to ensure tender and delicious results. Read more in our Introduction to Cooking with Game.

Recipes
Rabbit casserole with baby onions

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Rabbit & Cider Casserole

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Saddle of Rabbit with Black and Rose Peppercorns

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Jeremiah Tower

Rabbit escabeche

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Rabbit Stew

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Rabbit Braised in Red Wine

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Rabbit and Quince Pie

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Rabbit with prunes in red wine

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Valentine Warner

Rabbit Crumble with Wild Garlic Crust

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James Mackenzie

Braised Wild Rabbit with St George’s Mushrooms

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Mark Hix

Wild Rabbit with Onions and Ramsons

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Rowley Leigh

Lapin rôti à la moutarde

Classic Koffmann

Pierre Koffmann

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