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01 Oct 2014 10:13 #216102
by ketchim
I using this old English recipe for the month ;
Recipes For Small Households in the Times, September 1938, notes that in the autumn
"when the corn has been cut we are able to add rabbit and hare to our fare."
stewed hare, cooked with lemon rind, mushroom ketchup mixed with port, mace and cayenne
hare souffle, in which the meat is pounded, sieved and added to egg yolk and whites whipped into a stiff froth
potted hare, in which the meat is stewed for three hours, herbs added and the cooked meat pounded
rabbit soup with veal stock, flavoured with herbs and cayenne, cream and arrowroot
rabbit and pigeon pie with curry powder, covered with a suet crust
jugged rabbit with herbs and sliced apples, lemon and cloves
rabbit loaf mixed with mutton and ham, half a pound of lard and three egg yolks
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02 Oct 2014 10:09 #216301
by pattycake
I've never had rabbit. What does it taste like? I mean, like what kind of meat is it like?
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05 Feb 2015 16:47 #239011
by ketchim
It February so I had ox tail Soup !
Mom made fry okra with shrimp and dhall for dinner when I get there !
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