Have you ever eaten a rabbit?

[purplepoppy]

I've only had it in a rabbit pie and once in a stew. It reminded me of a poor man's turkey. It's not a meat I think mmmm I fancy rabbit tonight

[abc3643]

Yes, it was not good but I was dangerously incompetent at preparing it.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ecWhXP2jM28https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3HKOHxHDoGI

[wolfcat87]

My Portuguese husband loves rabbit. I tried it twice and was not impressed. There are just far more flavorful meats with much better textures. It's like tasteless, dry chicken or turkey with too much chew.

I can list a ton of meats that are better; frog, alligator, turkey, chicken, beef, elk, antelope, deer, fish, crustaceans, etc.

Bison and duck have better texture, but their flavors bore me too. Clam and scallops done right have better textures.

[FreyaRed]

Some people like rabbit meat. Personally I find it too lean.

[andreasderjuengere]

I did.

The rabbit in question was dead.

I had grilled it - they need a little longer to be ''right'' - It was tasty.

Also:

https://www.youtube.com/embed/JXuqJ4c1dxE

[PBandJ_Nerd]

Nope. I don't think I'd ever want to.

[jennifer_bloom]

I tried it at a Christmas party and it’s one of the worst things I ever tasted. I feel sorry for the family that brought it, cause they tried so hard to give us a unique delicacy and it ended up being a flop.

[SherriMarieValentine]

Yeah, eating Rabbit can get paw bruises on your face.

Seriously, rabbit I had tasted, yes gamey, cardboardy, and had a different texture than say, chicken. I'm never know chicken to have a texture while I was eating.

[electromagnetic]

Oh my god the photo 🤣

I have had rabbit. It was alright. Not something I’d be quick to try again soon.

[DJB72]

I like rabbit enough that I learned how to dress and cook it from scratch but I don't often go and buy it because despite rabbits multiplying so damn fast it's a very expensive meat if you're feeding a big household.

If I ever manage to get the smallholding I'm looking for I'll probably raise them for meat along with chickens and ducks

[exitseven]

I was in basic training in Texas and we used to have fried rabbit a lot. It was a lot like fried chicken only you knew that it ws not a drumstick you were eating.

[KostasKouvalis]

Yeah, once in a Paella dish in Spain and it was such tiny pieces, I woudln't even know I was eating rabbit. Then one time my mom made it for the holidays using a traditional mustard recepe, and I didn't like it that much to be honest

[Veles]

A few times, they are as delicious as they are cute.

[Adventurer23]

"Awwwwww! Can we eat him, mom? Can we, can we, can we?" lol

[Red_Arrow]

Yes. I had rabbit at a fancy restaurant once. Tasted just like chicken.

[Pudsmucker]

Yes I've had rabbit. It's quite good. He was cooked with a white gravy sauce. I first thought it was chicken. After meal was finished I was told what it was rabbit. Yes I would probably eat it again.

[IknowthatIdontKnow09]

Yes. My grandma had rabbits in her third floor and sometimes she cooked one or two

[goaded]

Yes. The only annoying thing was having to spit out the lead pips.

I won't again, the kids had pet rabbits.

[strateguy632]

nice! i liked the references to film back future 3.

[goaded]

@strateguy632 I did that?

[Leapfrog00]

I had rabbit stew once. It had vegetables in it also. It was good, though it could have used a little more seasoning, but other than that, it was delicious. I noticed every type of meat tastes different. I'll try anything twice though!

[mstbooblover]

Not very often, but yes, over many years I happened to eat rabbit meat occasionally. Believe me, it has a special and delicious taste which is easy to recognize. You should try Poppy. Sure you'll find some good recipe on the Web ;0)

[Chewy______]

I have. It's all right. I like bear and moose a lot better.

[Adventurer23]

Not like that! lol 😳 I don't think I've had rabbit, but I would try it. I know it's really lean.

[bolverk]

Yes I've eaten Rabbit regularly, but its not something I'd eat weekly, to be done best in a slow cooker, keeps the meat moist and stops it becoming taste less, especially if its farmed rabbit, wild rabbit has a better flavour.

[Sevenpointfive]

it's supposed to be some fancy meat but in reality it's one evolution above rat. no thank you!

[Brainsbeforebeauty]

Never had rabbit.

[strateguy632]

it is rarely sold, like never in frozen sections with chicken, so i see mat as food but rabbit a pet like a dog.

[purplepoppy]

You only really get it in markets never in supermarkets

[Paris13]

No, But Grams Said IT TASTED LIKE CHICKEN. xxoo