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I did another round of freezer diving today. Started by marinating some rabbit in green curry paste, coconut milk, lime juice, cumin, ginger, and fish sauce.
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Fired up the kettle with the vortex.
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While that was going, I made some cauliflower rice, cooked in duck fat. Oh Yeah!
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I also made a curry sauce. Fried some curry paste in some coconut oil, then added coconut milk, ginger, fish sauce, and cumin.
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Pulled the rabbit, and put it in a pan with the curry sauce.
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Covered and cooked another hour.
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Plated with the cauliflower rice.
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Very Tasty! Hope you enjoyed.
 
RD has Rabbit for $4.33/lb (17lbs) I have tried many wild animals or just uncommon ones like frog legs, gator, snake, wild boar, deer, various wild birds. I have not tried Rabbit, or Squirrel yet. I am so tempted to buy (17lbs).
 
Rabbit is delicious. Makes a great ragu, so I would imagine a great curry also. Love green curry.
 
EyeBurnEverything said:
RD has Rabbit for $4.33/lb (17lbs) I have tried many wild animals or just uncommon ones like frog legs, gator, snake, wild boar, deer, various wild birds. I have not tried Rabbit, or Squirrel yet. I am so tempted to buy (17lbs).
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I couldn't even put a number on how many rabbits I have eaten. One of my favorite foods for sure. Could be just because I grew up on it. Good news is, there is very little difference between cotton tail, and tame rabbit. I say give it a try, just for the experience.
 
Oh yes!! Well played brother. Looks amazing!

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Joshw said:
I couldn't even put a number on how many rabbits I have eaten. One of my favorite foods for sure. Could be just because I grew up on it. Good news is, there is very little difference between cotton tail, and tame rabbit. I say give it a try, just for the experience.
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Not to sound like the easter bunny killer, but i have a few friends that have rabbits for pets. They are fat as hell. I would assume "Tame" is code for Waygu Rabbit. I am not opposed to this idea.
 
It's been a long time since I have enjoyed a rabbit dinner, after seeing this I figure I need to do something about it, thanks for sharing.
 
EyeBurnEverything said:
Not to sound like the easter bunny killer, but i have a few friends that have rabbits for pets. They are fat as hell. I would assume "Tame" is code for Waygu Rabbit. I am not opposed to this idea.
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By tame I meant, those raised for meat, instead of wild. Basically the same as the pet bunny. Rabbits get really tough, so your friends pets, probably wouldn't' make that great of a dinner. Their babies however, that's another story. New Zealand and California are the two most popular breeds to raise for meat. You generally butcher at 8 weeks or less. After that they are only good for sausage, or a long stew/braise.
 
BillN said:
It's been a long time since I have enjoyed a rabbit dinner, after seeing this I figure I need to do something about it, thanks for sharing.
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Thanks Bill. If you've had rabbit, you know what you've been missing.
 
Joshw said:
By tame I meant, those raised for meat, instead of wild. Basically the same as the pet bunny. Rabbits get really tough, so your friends pets, probably wouldn't' make that great of a dinner. Their babies however, that's another story. New Zealand and California are the two most popular breeds to raise for meat. You generally butcher at 8 weeks or less. After that they are only good for sausage, or a long stew/braise.
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Interesting. This makes me wonder, how easily it would be to breed a fatty rabbit. i Have always heard of how lean rabbit is, but i dont see why rabbit could not be breed to be fattier.
 
EyeBurnEverything said:
Interesting. This makes me wonder, how easily it would be to breed a fatty rabbit. i Have always heard of how lean rabbit is, but i dont see why rabbit could not be breed to be fattier.
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Rabbit doesn't marble. Even when they get fat, they will develop fat rolls on the outside of the muscle. Just because it is lean, doesn't mean it doesn't taste good. I would take rabbit over chicken any day.
 
Joshw said:
Rabbit doesn't marble. Even when they get fat, they will develop fat rolls on the outside of the muscle. Just because it is lean, doesn't mean it doesn't taste good. I would take rabbit over chicken any day.
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Damn genetics. Why hasnt someone breeded a waygu rabbit. lol
 
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