although you can quick-roast the saddle and cook the legs separately. A wild rabbit (about 1.5kg/3lbs 5oz) will serve 3-4 people. FAQs about BBC Food ...

Tim suggested that you make certain you have some good bread for soaking up the juices in this dish, and that you consider ...

Most of our rabbit recipes are derived from Italian and French cuisines, which lend themselves to slow-braised rabbit dishes ...

Farmhouse cooking at its seriously tasty best: this recipe cooks rabbit with wine and herbs to make a delicious casserole. Place the rabbit pieces into a large bowl and add three tablespoons of ...

Later, to my horror, I learned that I had eaten rabbit. “I got pretty perturbed picturing poor Bugs Bunny, carrot in hand, being dismembered and sautéed.” Even now, whenever I order braised ...

The mustard mellows as it cooks so, even if you don't relish the idea of cooking with such a spicy condiment, the smooth results make it worth taking a punt on this recipe. Preheat the oven to ...

Rabbit is such an under-rated meat — it has quite a mild flavour (although different, it is most similar to chicken) and is very lean. Younger rabbits are more tender. If you can’t find rabbit ...

This dish is inspired by the Maori children's song Oma Rapeti, interwoven with flavours of Beatrix Potter's children's book, The Tale of Peter Rabbit. Here is Scott's version for rabbit pie.