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Sep 14 2012 01:31pm
So i need marinade receipe and ideas how i could cook it.
I am planning on marinating legs and then braising them in the gravy. will probably serve with rice or potatoes.
Would prefare basic ingredients, because i won't be able to go to the store tommorrow.

(rabbits are farm grown)

This post was edited by Wycka on Sep 14 2012 01:31pm
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Sep 15 2012 01:35am
Sear off the legs in a pan with oil.. when they are all nicely roasted, put em on the side... then sweat a basic mirepoix in your pan (onions carrots celery garlic), then deglaze with some white wine.. let reduce for 3-4 minutes, then add veal stock (or chicken) .. aim for low sodium stock...
Put everything back together in a pot, with fresh thym, bay leaves... make sure the rabbit is well covered with stock... cook in the oven at 300oF for about 1 hour, or until the meat start coming off the bone...
Remove the legs from the broth, set them aside... strain the stock, and let it reduce until it start thickens.... then add heavy cream to thicken it up... when it has reduced down enough to glaze a spoon, whisk in dijon mustard to give it the final flavour and thickness... serve the legs with mustard sauce...

P.S. You shouldnt need any flour/starch/powder to thicken that sauce... just the collagen from the meat and the cream should do it... if you dont have enough sauce just add more cream and let it reduce down...

This post was edited by hofx2 on Sep 15 2012 01:39am
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Sep 18 2012 09:54pm
i honestly didint know u could buy rabbit legs sounds like a lucky dinner huh...
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Sep 19 2012 11:30am
Quote (habbu-choo @ 19 Sep 2012 06:54)
i honestly didint know u could buy rabbit legs  sounds like a lucky dinner huh...


my family grows them :)
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Sep 19 2012 12:56pm
Quote (Wycka @ Sep 19 2012 05:30pm)
my family grows them :)


thats torture wtf...
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Sep 19 2012 01:00pm
Quote (habbu-choo @ 19 Sep 2012 21:56)
thats torture wtf...


torture? care to elaborate?
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Sep 19 2012 01:31pm
Quote (habbu-choo @ 19 Sep 2012 19:56)
thats torture wtf...


So, then it's torture to raise chickens, pigs, and cows just to slaughter them and eat them? It's called a food chain. I'm not sure anyone wants to here your Vegan or PETA rants here.
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Sep 19 2012 02:43pm
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So, then it's torture to raise chickens, pigs, and cows just to slaughter them and eat them? It's called a food chain. I'm not sure anyone wants to here your Vegan or PETA rants here.


nah just raising bunny is a lil harsh...
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Sep 19 2012 03:51pm
Quote (habbu-choo @ Sep 19 2012 03:43pm)
nah just raising bunny is a lil harsh...


its no worse than raising goats. which we used to do.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=63NNuG-6-hQ
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Sep 19 2012 05:11pm
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its no worse than raising goats.  which we used to do. 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=63NNuG-6-hQ


hahaha that video was funny
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