Rabbit, Rabbit, Rabbit - Page 3

Wynonie Harris · 14-10-2012, 15:26

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Originally Posted by Gordon Booth

Why, are they good roasted with potatoes?

Quite tasty, but I couldn't eat one whole.

Gordon Booth · 14-10-2012, 15:30

In 'The Cook, the Thief, His Wife & Her Lover' it looked quite tasty although I don't think the lover was a South American. It's all about 'Presentation'.

Wynonie Harris · 14-10-2012, 15:35

Yes, best served on a bed of rice with a salsa caliente.

Stevie R · 14-10-2012, 16:08

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Originally Posted by Wynonie Harris

Yes, best served on a bed of rice with a salsa caliente.

Yeah and the fur really thickens up that gravy....

Gordon Booth · 14-10-2012, 16:52

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Originally Posted by Stevie R

Yeah and the fur really thickens up that gravy....

I don't remember The Lover being furry, perhaps they'd sent for susie123 and she'd skinned him for them?
Wouldn't the furry gravy stick in your teeth?

kestrelx · 15-10-2012, 19:25

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Originally Posted by susie123

Probably already has - it hasn't got its fur coat on!

Where is that then? Part of your Davy Crockett hat!

kestrelx · 15-10-2012, 19:36

I've had rabbit years ago - wouldn't mind trying it again, what I recall of it was a bit tough.

Last week I had a couple of venison steaks, that is very tasty. Then I had a packet of game - including venison, duck, partridge and made a soup.

But Less, get your self a slingshot and get out and kill your own rabbits!

If you got the stomach for it.

Less · 15-10-2012, 19:59

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Originally Posted by kestrelx

I've had rabbit years ago - wouldn't mind trying it again, what I recall of it was a bit tough.

Last week I had a couple of venison steaks, that is very tasty. Then I had a packet of game - including venison, duck, partridge and made a soup.

But Less, get your self a slingshot and get out and kill your own rabbits!

If you got the stomach for it.

I've gutted many animals for food before now, never considered it a pleasure or fun thing to do, these days I use a butcher and pay him to appease my conscience, but have no real worries I want to eat, I eat meat would I prepare my own? Too darned right I would.

kestrelx · 15-10-2012, 22:30

Have you ever had - Ostrich? Crocodilee? Kangeroo? These types of meat apparently are more freely available these days in some supermarkets.

Less · 16-10-2012, 08:01

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Originally Posted by kestrelx

Have you ever had - Ostrich? Crocodilee? Kangeroo? These types of meat apparently are more freely available these days in some supermarkets.

Have you ever had cockroach, mice, rats? These types of meat are available free range all around modern society no need for the supermarket so long as you aren't squeamish!

Mick · 16-10-2012, 08:05

Not had any of them Less but as a child i did manage a few live worms out of the garden till mum caught me

and yes i have had Ostrich (could only manage one leg though)

susie123 · 16-10-2012, 08:30

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Originally Posted by Less

Have you ever had cockroach, mice, rats? These types of meat are available free range all around modern society no need for the supermarket so long as you aren't squeamish!

Be very careful...

BBC News - Man dies after cockroach-eating competition

kestrelx · 16-10-2012, 11:43

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Originally Posted by Less

Have you ever had cockroach, mice, rats? These types of meat are available free range all around modern society no need for the supermarket so long as you aren't squeamish!

Your being facetious

- you can get all the meats I mentioned from this place and more...

Ostrich - Kangaroo - Crocodile - Locusts - Snails - Venison - Wild Boar - Bison - Rattlesnake - Buffalo - Zebra - Springbok - Blesbok - Kudu - Eland - Impala - Wildebeest - Duck - Pigeon - Guinea Fowl - Rabbit - Camel - Frogs Legs -

Osgrow - Buy ostrich, kangaroo, crocodile, bison, zebra, springbok meat online - exotic meats

MITZY · 18-10-2012, 14:09

When I was a youngster I always wanted a pet rabbit, one day my dad came home with one, (still alive) I said " Ohhhh is that for my pet," his reply was "Yes 'till Sunday then its your tea" Sure enough it was...it was either that or go hungry.

Less · 19-10-2012, 14:40

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Originally Posted by MITZY

When I was a youngster I always wanted a pet rabbit, one day my dad came home with one, (still alive) I said " Ohhhh is that for my pet," his reply was "Yes 'till Sunday then its your tea" Sure enough it was...it was either that or go hungry.

Try this:-

http://www.accringtonweb.com/forum/f...nny-20936.html