rabbit cooking

scout

has anyone ever done it on an open fire and if you did how

on embers flame spit...

cookin time..

all to be done only using natural stuff ie no pan etc

thanx

loz

scout wrote:

has anyone ever done it on an open fire and if you did how

on embers flame spit...

cookin time..

all to be done only using natural stuff ie no pan etc

thanx

had flame and pit cooked - pit was nicer ( less chared ! ) - flame was quicker

dig pit, fil with stones - ( smooth pebbles best ) - wrap your rabbit ( - preperred for cooking obviously ! ) with leaves - ( or foil if you have any ! ) - cover with stones ( so you have it sourounded - cover with inch of earth - make fire on top - nice slow embering fire - not a fast flamey fire. leave for a few hours. - remove embers - earth, stones - remove rabbit - eat !

Raiser

I'd add a little olive oil and bay leaves for flavour..........

.....But will he not try and dig his way out of the pit????

scout

Raiser wrote:

I'd add a little olive oil and bay leaves for flavour..........

.....But will he not try and dig his way out of the pit????

not after steps 1 and 2

1. Catch rabbit
". perswade rabbit to stay:D

renmorescout

I thought you had to rub salt on the rabbits tail first .....!!!!!

Degsy

rabbits too dry by itself to cook like this.You gotta wrap some bacon around it and hold it in place with cocktail sticks.

tk123

Degsy wrote:

rabbits too dry by itself to cook like this.You gotta wrap some bacon around it and hold it in place with cocktail sticks.

the OP wants to do this out in the wild! - if he goes with your plane they'll have to catch a pig and carve some cocktail sticks!! :v:

scout

sticks easy

fat in plentyful supply