Rabbit is enjoying a renaissance with many celebrity chefs and
restaurants putting it back on their menu. The staple diet for country
people since Norman times, rabbit meat is undervalued and is similar to
chicken with a firmer texture. The flavour can be enhanced by hanging or
diluted by soaking the meat in salty water for two or three hours
before cooking. All the rabbits are wild and have more flavour than
imported farmed rabbit.
1 x 4 rabbit legs (frozen)
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