Save a Rabbit from a Horrible Death

[doktor bee]

stupid me, i just read the link ratty put up about it being a hoaks oops.

[Byron Virgo]

Damn, DD, your recipe sounds so good it makes me want to go out and kill a rabbit of my own just to try it.

Honestly, inciting rabbit murder in your fellow boarders...

[House of Usher]

It certainly is an acquired taste - a bit too rich for my liking, even when I still ate meat. Of course, as a child I ate whatever was put in from of me without complaint, but the last time I was given rabbit, many years ago, I ate it out of politeness only. I was somewhat put off by the vertebrae and bits of spinal chord on my plate.

Is that how it's usually served, or had the cook made a faux pas? DD, please advise...

[House of Usher]

(cord, not *chord*)

[Byron Virgo]

"I was somewhat put off by the vertebrae and bits of spinal chord on my plate."

I'm sure someone can correct me on this, but isn't it illegal to serve food with spinal cord and other brain-related materials still in evidence?

[Quirkafleeg]

As a country bumpkin and having actual poachers as relatives I can telly you wild rabbit is great (but don't get a mixy one)

[House of Usher]

I think what you do in your own kitchen is entirely up to you, Byron, so long as it's not going on sale. I don't know that the spinal material prohibition applies to rabbits, but I'm no expert (anyway just to clarify, this was in the mid-1980s).