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  Welsh-lad Posts: 51,925

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  26/11/13 - 23:45 #2

  No idea. I get mine from local market. They're wild and caught on local farmland.

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  Gaditano Posts: 2,224

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  27/11/13 - 00:16 #3

  I have seen it in Waitrose, but that was a few years ago. Buy it from a local butcher's now to ensure it's wild. (In fact it's furious, ho ho.....) Farmed rabbit is tastelessly bland & best avoided.

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  littlefro Posts: 3,119

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  27/11/13 - 00:29 #4

  I'm guessing I should make friends with a butcher back in the Midlands. Perhaps in the local market. At least if available the price would be cheaper.

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  Gaditano Posts: 2,224

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  27/11/13 - 00:46 #5

  Yes, and get him to leave the offal in!! Liver, kidney and heart are extra little treats.

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  smudges dad Posts: 36,989

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  27/11/13 - 01:17 #6

  Gaditano wrote: »

  Yes, and get him to leave the offal in!! Liver, kidney and heart are extra little treats.

  
  I don't do pumps and filters (apart from haggis)

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  stripedcat Posts: 6,689

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  27/11/13 - 04:05 #7

  I've tried it roasted in a local pub - it just tasted like chicken. I think it was wild. There wasn't a lot of meat on the carcass.

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  Gaditano Posts: 2,224

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  27/11/13 - 04:24 #8

  smudges dad wrote: »

  I don't do pumps and filters (apart from haggis)

  
  Your loss! But you like haggis, so there's hope for you yet.

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