Thread: Hare Stew

cool link/website.
im slowly warming to hare/rabbit/goat. i just havnt eaten any yet, im still thinking about it. the dog likes it though.

Originally Posted by bully

cool link/website.
im slowly warming to hare/rabbit/goat. i just havnt eaten any yet, im still thinking about it. the dog likes it though.

The smell still gets me a bit eh. I guess I will get used to it! Also kinda tough when the man won't eat it either. Making two dinners sucks.

Originally Posted by Dougie

Also kinda tough when the man won't eat it either. Making two dinners sucks.

You could always come from the angle that you "have cooked dinner but if you don't like it you can cook something else for yourself". Damn I should be a relationship consultant with a side business in separation settlement.

Originally Posted by Dougie

The smell still gets me a bit eh.

You could brine it to tone it down a bit or marinate in milk does a similar thing and tenderizes as well.

Originally Posted by gadgetman

You could brine it to tone it down a bit or marinate in milk does a similar thing and tenderizes as well.

Gadgetman is right, Dougie...soak in salt and water for a while say three hours should do it. To test the age of the Hare, rip its ear (after its demise of course! they find the act very disturbing if they are alive!!!)...if it rips easily then it is a young one...old ones usually have a lighter fur colour and longer nails and often tatty ears.

Originally Posted by Dougie

The smell still gets me a bit eh. I guess I will get used to it! Also kinda tough when the man won't eat it either. Making two dinners sucks.

All day slow cook yum