Rabbit in jambalaya?

[marshhunter]

Anyone ever put rabbit (cottontail) in jambalaya? I killed one this weekend, and trying to think of ways to cook it. I have a grill, pans and a pot or two and that's about the extent of my cooking utensils. Any ideas? Never cooked it before


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[CWP]

Sounds delicious

[Texas Grown]

What can ya not put in jambalaya?

[DRT]

I would season it, cut up onions and mushrooms, cover in wrapped in foil and cook in oven at 275 all afternoon.

[txpitdog]

Hell yes!


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[huntinfool]

Wrap in bacon and slow cook on pit.

Or jambalaya...

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[AntlerCollector]

Why wouldn't you put one in jambalaya? Sounds good

[EarleyBird]

Sure, I'd put rabbit in jambalaya, but you still gotta throw some skrimps off in it!

[Tmag]

Would be good, also good pan fried and smothered in gravy.

[marshhunter]

Would y'all cook it first or dump it in there raw and let the boiling water cook it?


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[dbaio1]

I have made rabbit and andouille jambalaya before. Always debonned the rabbit and quick seared it before adding to the pot.

[Slew]

Cube it up and brown it first in a little oil


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[Mexico]

Sounds good!

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[cajuntec]

Rabbit Sauce Piquante:

http://www.jfolse.com/recipes/game/rabbit03.htm

All the best,
Glenn

[Flex]

Rabbit and Sauage Jambalaya is the best!!

Get you a big pot (cast iron is the best)
2 yellow onions, 2 bell peppers, a few celery stalks, garlic
some olive or vegetable oil
seasoning
some sausage
rice and chicken broth

Debone and cut up the rabbit,season, and brown in a bit of oil in the pot.
remove rabbit and insert vegetables.
cook vegetables until the onions are about clear
reinsert rabbit and add sausage and add broth bring to a simmer for 10 minutes then put on low.
Add in your rice and adjust liquid until you got it knuckle deep over the rice.
let cook on low until rice is done. roll the rice every 5-10 minutes to keep from burning.

When its done you can add in more seasoning and or Tabasco until its perfect. Best to do it this way because its hard to guess how much seasoning the rice will soak up.

This will work for pretty much any meat you want to throw in! Enjoy!