Make Rabbit Fricassee

[Jessi]

http://www.wikihow.com/Make-Rabbit-Fricassee

Hey, just because your life is turned upside down in a disaster doesn't mean that once you settle back in, you won't want to spice up your wild game catches every now and then, hehe. You'll obviously need to adjust some of the ingredients (save that wine for something more valuable), but knowing basic recipes like this could be good with fresh rabbit, wild mushrooms, etc.

[Sandra Piddock]

That's a good recipe, and easy to follow. Rabbit is very cheap here, so I'll perfect the technique in readiness for the time when I may have to catch the rabbit rather than pick one up at the supermarket. While we're talking rabbit recipes, here's an authentic paella recipe, using rabbit and chicken:

http://www.alicante-spain.com/paella.html#paella_recipe

Originally, paella was a scratch dish for the workers in the Valencian rice fields, made with ingredients from the land, which makes it an ideal survival recipe. It's only since the influx of tourists to Spain that the 'posh' paellas with all sorts of fancy seafood have emerged.

[luvsdragonflies]

we raise rabbits here and sell them to several people that eat them. I am gonna share this site  to the next person that buys them to eat. We live between Longview, Tx and Shreveport, LA  in a rural area and there are tons of people around here that loves rabbits

[Jessi]

That's a good recipe, and easy to follow. Rabbit is very cheap here,

You can actually buy rabbit there? Is it only from local markets or is it a commercial thing where you are?

http://www.alicante-spain.com/paella.html#paella_recipe

Mmm, that sounds delicious.

[Oddcaliber]

Did somebody say rabbit! Ware is my 300
 Win Mag? LOL.

[Rivet]

Did somebody say rabbit! Ware is my 300
 Win Mag? LOL.

LMAO!

[mumsmurf]

Maybe someone should start farming rabbits?? I've never tried it, but it soounds good.

[Oddcaliber]

Way back in the 70's my grandfather raised rabbits in the back yard, in the city no less. It can be done with a small space.