Not to worry. I am the kind of person who can eat an animal, but cannot bring myself to kill and clean an animal.
Yes, I know...
Ways to Cook Rabbit
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Yes, I know...
Rule back when I hunted was to not hunt until there's been a good hard frost to kill bugs or worms that could infect animals but honestly I never knew if that really made a difference.
We'd usually crockpot it.
We'd usually crockpot it.
It is an honest question. A Foodie question.
Making fun of people who are struggling is a bad look.
Every time I drive past a feedlot, or a pig/chicken/turkey farm, or a processing plant, I could easily become a vegetarian.
Then I smell meat on a grill...
I could say it’s an honest answer to a question. Or I could trust that perhaps you’ll think of that prior to posting yourself in the future huh.
Shove it down the front of Trump's slacks, get down on your knees, and start to blow.
Might take a while, but you've been there before.
Well that is the rub. I would buy it at HyVee (farm raised) or online.
Point is, I want to re-create the old-school, open fire experience.
Well, OK - without killing and cleaning it myself.
Yes. Gut it, skin it, lather it with butter and herbs, and rotisserie it over a fire. Pour whiskey or apple juice over it as it cooks.
I can remember tha Fout' a July.
Runnin' thru tha backwoodz bare.
And I can still hear my old houn'dog barkin'.
Chasin' down a hoodoo der.
Chasinnnnn' down a hoodo der.
Runnin' thru tha backwoodz bare.
And I can still hear my old houn'dog barkin'.
Chasin' down a hoodoo der.
Chasinnnnn' down a hoodo der.
No need to shoot or catch a rabbit when you can just go get one at the local pet store.
I don't know what Jerimiah Johnson style is, but yes over a fire. Delicious, much better than the rest the rabbit our survival instructor made us boil in a tin can. Tasteless and awful, except the eyeballs were salty.
It was at the end of the movie. He had a rabbit on a spit, over an open fire. My kids and i have always wondered.
