rabbit pie

Is'nt there a chinese recipe using rabbits eyes and feet? What did Wingy have earlier on, I wonder?
 
i think my mum said i had rabbit when i was little but i dont remember at least i can say i have tried it but would pass on it again.
 
cashman said:
great stuff rabbit pie,there ears are brill for keeping the crust up.pmsl[QUOTE[/QUOTE
YOUR CRUEL.. POOR LITTLE BUNNIES
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..its a bit like chicken used to taste, crossed with pork. But the meat is very tender. Its lovely...yummy yummy yummy!!!
 
We were regularly fed on Rabbit pie/stew......but my mother didn't call it rabbit.....she called it Lapin......so we ate it. It wasn't until about 1980 that I found out Lapin is french for Rabbit. We also had jugged hare.......I didn't like that and would not eat the meat......I would secretly feed it to the dog under the table or put it on my brothers plates when they weren't looking.....they would eat ANYTHING!
 
grannyclaret said:
cashman said:
great stuff rabbit pie,there ears are brill for keeping the crust up.pmsl[QUOTE[/QUOTE
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not cruel at all granny where we going on this ? poor little lambs? poor little calves? come on ! :) :)
 
lol'''i'm on about you saying that their ears were good for keeping the crust up...
i have a vision of a poor little rabbit holding up the crust...
 
grannyclaret said:
lol'''i'm on about you saying that their ears were good for keeping the crust up...
i have a vision of a poor little rabbit holding up the crust...
its me warped sense of humour granny. :D
 
I haven't eaten rabbit or pidgeon and wouldn't do either, I know dont mock until you try, but I used to have pet rabbits when I was younger and really couldn't face it.
 
These 2 rabbits, Fluffy and Bunniekins used to use the same pub every day and when they came in they would order a pint and a Cheese Toastie each, one day the barman said "I only have 1 Cheese Toastie and 1 Ham Toastie", "thats ok" said Fluffy "I will have the Ham". Next day Bunniekins came in on hs own and the barman asked "wheres Fluffy?" "Oh he died last night"said Bunniekins, "Died" said the barman "he was only in here yesterday how did he die?"

"Well" said Bunniekins "he was mixing his toasties.":rofl38: :rofl38: :rofl38: :rofl38:

Ok I will now leave the stage.
 
oooooooo i used to love rabbit pie, but my kids would never eat it.
 
I love rabbit, but it's not for the poor anymore. I can sometimes get wild rabbit from my butcher in London, which does taste better than farmed rabbit, bung a few dumplings in, lovely. Jugged hare is great, too.
 
I used to get rabbit quite a bit when I was young and had tea with my Nanna.
Your right MUMMIBOO you did have chicken when you were young.
Your Dad wasn't impressed with it either.
 
I used to get rabbit quite a bit when I was young and had tea with my Nanna.
Your right MUMMIBOO you did have Rabbit when you were young.
Your Dad wasn't impressed with it either.
 
Bazf said:
These 2 rabbits, Fluffy and Bunniekins used to use the same pub every day and when they came in they would order a pint and a Cheese Toastie each, one day the barman said "I only have 1 Cheese Toastie and 1 Ham Toastie", "thats ok" said Fluffy "I will have the Ham". Next day Bunniekins came in on hs own and the barman asked "wheres Fluffy?" "Oh he died last night"said Bunniekins, "Died" said the barman "he was only in here yesterday how did he die?"

"Well" said Bunniekins "he was mixing his toasties.":rofl38: :rofl38: :rofl38: :rofl38:

Ok I will now leave the stage.
go on you coughdrop
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Never had rabbit pie! but me and a couple of mates would go out early sunday mornings..down the Clough and further with dogs a ferret and nets to catch rabbits ... used to roast them in the oven like any meat, good clean well earned food.. I have had the rabbit from butchers shops which is ok.. but of course not quite the same
 
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