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Rabbit Filé Gumbo
Just over a year ago, I set out to make a rabbit gumbo, but got distracted and made a pheasant gumbo instead! Having come across some andouille and a rabbit, at the bottom of the freezer this week, it seemed … Continue reading
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Tagged anchovy paste, andouille sausage, Cajun seasoning, cayenne pepper, filé, fresh coriander, gumbo, holy trinity, Los Conejos Malditos, rabbit, rabbit filé gumbo, red wine vinegar, sassafras, stock, sweet peppers, Tabasco Sauce, Worcestershire sauce
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Rabbit and Mushrooms in Velouté Sauce
Rabbit, as I’ve mentioned before, is an interloper to these shores. It was probably introduced for farmed meat and fur, by the Romans or Normans. Velouté Sauce is one of the 5 classic “mother sauces” of French Cuisine, as compiled … Continue reading
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Tagged anchovy paste, crème fraiche, dry cider, garlic, mushrooms, onion, parsley, rabbit, Rabbit in a Velouté Sauce, Secret Orchard, smoked streaky bacon, stock, velouté, wild rabbit
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Rabbit en Confit
The word confit comes from the French verb confire, to preserve, which in turn is from the Latin conficere, to complete, do, finish, make or prepare. Most foods can be preserved as a confit by cooking at a low temperature … Continue reading
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Tagged black pepper, confit, dry white wine, extra virgin olive oil, garlic, Jané Ventura Roses, lemon juice, parsley, plain flour, rabbit, rabbit confit, rosemary, sea salt
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Rabbit with Anchovies and Capers
I found an interesting rabbit, anchovy and caper recipe attributed to Jennifer Paterson which seems to contain elements of contrasting origins. The first part, is somewhat like an uncooked jugged hare marinade and the final part with the anchovies and … Continue reading
Posted in Drink, Fish, Food, Game, Meat, Recipes, Spanish
Tagged anchovies, capers, dry white wine, garlic, ground chilli, Jennifer Paterson, lemon juice, mirepoix, Nauta Catalunya, parsley, picada, rabbit, Two Fat Ladies
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Goose and Rabbit Pie
A couple of months ago, I read that goose and rabbit go well together in a pie – goose being fatty and rabbit being lean. I had some leftover goose in the freezer, so I’ve been awaiting the return of … Continue reading
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Tagged 29th September, Dorothy Hartley, Food in England, game, Geo Watkins Mushroom Ketchup, Goos in a Hogepotte, goose, goose and rabbit pie, harvest, juniper berries, Michaelmas, pastry, Pimentón de la Vera, rabbit, stock, The Forme of Cury
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Rabbit Vindaloo
Most people in Britain probably think of vindaloo as a spicy lamb dish, sold in Indian restaurants and as a ready meal from supermarkets. However, vindaloo actually started off as a Portuguese pork or rabbit dish – Carne de vinha … Continue reading
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Tagged Goa, Goa Beer, India, Masala, Pimentón de la Vera, pork belly, Portugal, Quinta do Vallado, rabbit vindaloo, red wine vinegar, tomatoes, vindaloo, wild rabbit
21 Comments
Rabbit with Chorizo and Chickpeas
Rabbit is not an indigenous British species, it’s thought that they were brought here from mainland Europe by the Romans or Normans, to farm for meat and fur. Wild rabbit meat is low in fat and cholesterol and it will have … Continue reading
Posted in Drink, Fish, Food, Game, Meat, Recipes, Spanish
Tagged chickpeas, conejo y chorizo, garbanzos, Pimentón de la Vera, rabbit, rabbit and chorizo, red pepper, sherry vinegar, streaky bacon, tomatoes
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Conejo al Vino (Rabbit with Wine)
This is a simple Spanish rabbit recipe, with the ingredients kept to a minimum – probably what’s local and to hand. The flavour goes a long way to proving the old adage, that less is more! Rabbit is not an … Continue reading
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Tagged bay leaves, cava, conejo, conejo al vino, dry white wine, garlic, rabbit, Spanish, streaky bacon, thyme
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Rabbit and Mustard
Rabbit is not an indigenous British species, it’s thought that they were brought here by the Romans or Normans, to farm for meat and fur. Over the last millennium, rabbits have become a real pest – they can have 3 … Continue reading
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Tagged anise, crème fraiche, dry white wine, garlic, mustard, onion, rabbit, stock, streaky bacon, tarragon
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Conejo al Ajillo (Rabbit with Garlic)
Conejo al Ajillo (rabbit with garlic) is an extremely popular Iberian dish with many regional variations, as you will see if you look it up online. Rabbit itself is very much considered meat in Spain, unlike the UK where most … Continue reading
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Tagged ajo, allioli, conejo, conejo al ajillo, fried potatoes, garlic, Ispania, Patatas al Ajo Cabañil, patatas fritas, Pimentón de la Vera, rabbit, red wine vinegar
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