Fall-Off-The-Bone Creamy Crockpot Rabbit (Super Simple)
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- Опубліковано 5 вер 2024
- This was one of the first ways we learned to cook rabbit and it's one of the EASIEST ways to cook it as well. This foolproof recipe will increase your confidence in the kitchen and have you LOVING rabbit meat!
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Thank you ❤ Iove eating rabbits
I like the idea of using bone broth with flour! Definitely better nutrition than canned cream of whatever lol
Yes!
I made rabbit a few times this week for lunches and remembered all over how much I love it.
Every time we have had chicken in the last 6 weeks trying to clear out the freezers the kids say how much they prefer rabbit. We all do!
What an amazing looking dinner! Rabbit is a very healthy meat!! Thank you! God bless!
It's a good thing it's a healthy meat, we love it!!♡♡
Looks so delicious. YUMMY 😋
Thanks Nollie!♡♡
Oh yummy! We prefer rabbit stew in colder months..I will be adding this recipe to our menu! Thanks!
You're so welcome!
I haven't had rabbit n a long time, ours was always wild rabbits. But this looked so yummy. Now that my brother has had both knees replaced, it's time for him to hit the woods. I don't know anyone round here that has rabbits. Thanks for yet another good video, I look forward to seein yours. God bless y'all ❤️ from Indiana
Thanks for being here!! I hope you get to have rabbit again soon!♡
Yummy
Me and my wife are new to your channel ... We have been watching and just wanted you to know we love your videos and more sense we have rabbits thank you
Thanks so much, I'm so glad you're here!♡♡
Tried this tonight, hadn't eaten rabbit in 35 years or so, it was fantastic! I'm glad I happened across your video, which was the first to pop up in my search, great instruction, easy to follow, and a great result!
YAY Congratulations!! We had rabbit again tonight. Similar to this but it was homemade cream of mushroom soup :) I'm so glad you loved it!
Looks delicious, thanks for the video ✌🏽
Thanks for watching! ♡
I really appreciate how educational your videos are. I always learn so much!
Thank you so much!! I'm so glad the videos are helpful!
As always I love your videos! Thank you for your hard work in bringing excellent content to us 🤍
Thanks so much, Tammy!!❤️
Omigosh that looks delicious! Thanks for sharing! 😋 Blessings, Robin & Matt
Thank you and thanks for watching! ♥
Definitely trying this recipe!
Enjoy!!♡♡
Thanks for sharing, I love rabbit, But not many areas you can get it around here. Certain time of year to hunt them. My brother gives me one once in awhile to cook up, but then I have to have him over for supper. I guess that is a fair trade off.
Haha that does sound like a fair trade!♡
We tried this last night with two rabbits. You are correct that it literally falls off the bone. It was incredible! Thanks for sharing this method of cooking the rabbits!
Yay I'm so happy you tried it and loved it!!♡♡ thanks for sharing!
That looks delicious!! Another plus is that it looks super simple!!! Thank you for sharing another great recipe!!! Stay safe!!
Thank you! You too!
Tried this recipe today and it was really good! Thank you for sharing ❤
Glad you liked it!!
Look so delicious ❤
It was! Thanks for watching!♡
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This looks great! I've still got two rabbits that we didn't use in February. I'm going to try this tomorrow. Thanks for the great recipe!!
You're so welcome! Enjoy!!
Yum! That looks so good!
Thanks, it was very good!♡
Hey Heather, I love how you use everything and aren't wasteful, even keeping left overs! The meal looks so yummy!
Thank you!!!
I just found your videos and must say you are so enjoyable to watch! We just got started in meat rabbits. Our 2 does each had a litter of 7 a little over a week ago. Your videos have been so helpful!
I'm so glad!! Welcome to the channel and congrats on the good sized litters!!!❤️
I’m also so excited to see i can make bone broth for later. $6 a quart for good broth without antibiotics or other sketchy ingredients. Thank you so much for all your suggestions and teaching us techniques to be more self sufficient for our nutrition. God bless you and your family. Though many have chickens goats cows or pigs around me. Rabbit is difficult to find had to order from a bison ranch in Wisconsin. It’s also not a popular choice. Many vegans here from California too. So i have a very small community of people that are helpful and supportive. I’m thinking of selling the hay and poop for gardens too. Adds up quickly with the bedding. 😳🤷♀️ but they don’t stink like many other livestock
You'll be able to sell the manure easily!! That's a great way to recoup costs!
Looks amazing...
It's very good and easy!!
Once I fried rabbit and it was tough. This sounds much better. So the rabbit takes on the flavors because it is mild.
I want to learn how to properly fry rabbit!! We have never done it!
Great recipe!!❤
Thank you!♡
That looks great!
Thank you!!
Hi heather my husband thinks I’m barbaric to grow rabbits to eat. Cooking it Sunday or Monday. I’m new to rabbits but ive cooked antelope, venison, duck (yuck) dove and bison. I’m excited to grow my own meat. Groceries are insanely expensive where i am in northern Arizona. 😢I’m praying its tasty. I haven’t eaten it in 35 years. So I figured I better try it before i breed my bunnies 😊
Good call! Rabbit is delicious, and I don't like duck either!
I made this last night, and it is absolutely amazing! It is now my favorite rabbit recipe. The leftovers today I plan to make some kind of soup out of; any advice on how to do that or what to put in it?
Make a soup with rice , the leftover rabbit, lemon juice and greens. So cozy!
@@SageandStoneHomestead Thank you! I love your channel. You’re down to earth and straight to the point.
Would one large can of Creak of whatever dromedary the store be enough or one small can? Thanks
Yes! You can do one small can!
So what’s the ingredients you use for the gravy?
Bone broth and Italian seasonings with flour to thicken it up. It's a basic gravy but so good.
Did you say you eat your goats? Do you have any videos on goat meat? Do you butcher it yourself ? Compare to lamb meat? How do you cook it? We have had goats for years but never ate any. But want to try it. Just don’t want to waste a goat if we don’t like it.
It's a lot like lamb!! We love it, a lot. We cook it using recipes found online for goat or use it like venison or beef and we have yet to be disappointed!! Roasted goat shoulder is one of our favorites. I do have a video on goat butchering day but it's not a teaching video, more of a "why we do this" video. It's called "why we eat the animals we love". Let me know if you can't find it!
I was raised eating rabbit but I can’t get my husband to let me raise them.
Oh man!! I'm sorry!
Do you take the bones out? I had it once. It was good but there were too many bones.
They fall out very easily when cooked correctly.
I wonder if this would work with Squirrel
It would!♡
Could I use chicken broth instead of bone broth?
Yes absolutely!
you make bone brothh. have you ever heard of portable soup?
I have!! I have made it before and stored it in the fridge in little strips. I never did get it to be dry enough where I was comfortable storing at room temp. I want to try it again but I feel like I need to order fruit leather trays for my dehydrator!
After I get it canned and put away how would I use it? Do I just pull it out and dump the jar into the crockpot? I wanna send my mom a jar of rabbit for her to try with this recipe, just not sure how to have her do it
After it is canned it's fully cooked and you would use it like you would use any cooked shredded chicken. You'll have to de-bone before use but the bones fall right out of the meat.
@@SageandStoneHomestead ok cool so for the recipe above in the video how would I do that as it's already cooked? Just do it it the same and only slow cook for 2 hours instead
This wouldn't work well for canned rabbit. Canned rabbit falls apart really easily and you'd just have a mess of meat and bones if you cooked it again. If you wanted to make a similar sauce and pour over the de-boned canned rabbit and heat in the oven or microwave until warm you could do that!
How do you make your bone broth?
Nevermind 😂 I got it ❤ sorry I got excited before finishing up the video. Yum 😋 thank you!! New follower here !!
Hello and welcome!!!
Has anyone tried this in an instant pot?
You could do this in an instant pot, you'd just want to expect the rabbit to be VERY tender and fall off the bone.
Do older male rabbits taste bad?
No they do not! We have only noticed that testosterone makes them harder to skin, but it does not affect the meat at all.