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Thread: A few hares

  1. 07-05-2021, 06:07 PM #1
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    A few hares

    Friend and I picked these up last night.
    We saw quite a few cats which was surprising, and unfortunate for the local birdlike I'm guessing.
    They were too quick for us however.

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    Good work.
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    whip the back straps/steaks out and quickfry them...delishimo
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    Much tasty goodness there. Envious I am.
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    Bone out and chuck in a rogan josh in the crock pot, bloody beautiful.
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    Quote Originally Posted by McNotty View Post
    Bone out and chuck in a rogan josh in the crock pot, bloody beautiful.
    Yeah thr crock pot is where they're going I think!

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    I don't mind them boned out, lightly floured and fried in butter. Taste bloody good that way as well
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    Good stuff

    I got a couple last night too





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    @Gerardo this is a good one

    https://honest-food.net/hare-stew-hard-times/
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    Quote Originally Posted by Tombi View Post
    @Gerardo this is a good one

    https://honest-food.net/hare-stew-hard-times/
    Ill endeavour to give it a go. Interesting reading about their "jack rabbits".

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