Rabbit dishes

A rabbit stew recipe from Jamie Oliver’s new book Jamie Cooks Italy is mind-blowingly delicious. It’s agrodolce (sweet and sour), with thick balsamic vinegar, honey, pine nuts and loadsa lovely herbs.

Rabbit confit is just like duck confit, except for this recipe the rabbit is cooked slowly in olive oil loaded with herbs and spices.

Rabbit Stew is a beautiful family meal recipe. Thanks to the slow cooking method, the meat is juicy and tender, while the sauce is luxurious and flavorful.

The Rabbit Cacciatore is one of the most popular ways to make an authentic rabbit stew. In Italy, the Cacciatore technique, is present in almost all the regional cuisines, with different variations depending on the traditions and the most used ingredients region by region. Here a typical Northern-Italian Rabbit Cacciatore, pan-roasted and braised along with red wine, mushrooms, tomato sauce, and juniper berries: delicious!

Infused with bold Tuscan flavours, this rustic dish would make a fitting centrepiece for a family feast.

An impressive one-pan dish. Try this deeply flavoured, slow-cooked rabbit stew for a pleasing winter warmer. Or, try this beef and porcini recipe with rosemary and tomato for another soul-satisfying stew.

Looking for something different to make for dinner tonight? Check out these 14 rabbit recipes that will tantalize your taste buds. From simple dishes like roasted rabbit to more complex ones with unique flavors, there's sure to be a recipe here that you'll love. So get cooking! There is rabbit pot pie, rabbit stew, rabbit gravy, braised rabbit and more.

Pan Roasted Rabbit in Wine and Garlic Sauce #rabbit #wine #garlic #thyme #howtocook #panroasted Ingredients: olive oil (or sunflower oil) 1 lb. rabbit (defrosted and cut up) 3 cloves garlic (chopped) 1 cup dry white wine 1/2 cup chicken stock sea salt fresh thyme

Recently participated in a Marsala recipe challenge. And although I didn't win, I certainly enjoyed experimenting in the kitchen with Marsala. In fact,

Nothing beats a rich and comforting stew when the weather turns cold outside. Hasenpfeffer, or German Rabbit Stew, is a deliciously flavoursome meal made from tender red wine marinated rabbit. Serve this traditional German dish with plenty of mashed potatoes and braised red cabbage. Guten Appetit!