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[TheBubba]

Rabbits- Pets or Meat?

Both. Eating rabbit for Easter is a good way to traumatize a kid.

"Daddy, whats for dinner?"
Dad - "The Easter Bunny"

 

[KBayDog]

Both. Eating rabbit for Easter is a good way to traumatize a kid.

"Daddy, whats for dinner?"
Dad - "The Easter Bunny"

"You know what? There is no Easter Bunny! Over there, that's just a guy in a suit!"

 

[pdx]

Both. Eating rabbit for Easter is a good way to traumatize a kid.

"Daddy, whats for dinner?"
Dad - "The Easter Bunny"

Sometimes, people would just assume it was chicken. Bunny is mostly white meat, so it's plausible. I remember one of my cousins asking why the chicken had 4 drumsticks. I think he was about 8-10.

My mom: "Well, it's actually rabbit meat, not chicken."
Cousin: "You mean like Bugs Bunny?"
My mom: "Uh, sort of, but they're raised for meat, just like chickens."
Cousin: "RAD!" (kids still said this in 1985)
Aunt: "Oh my god!" (runs to bathroom)
Cousin: "It's OK Mom, Bugs Bunny isn't real, he's a cartoon."

 

[snizo]

Do they still make cookies in the morning? Perfect for the days you get off from school early - just make sure you get there before the school bus drops the kids off :icon_rage

I gave them like 12 days notice - no penalties or anything. Nice place to live and the commissary is on the way home.

 

[pdx]

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I have no idea about rabbit eyes ... maybe I will try it sometime. But I did spend a few months in China, where fish face/eyes are a delicacy. When a group orders a fish, it is good courtesy to offer the eyes and face meat to the VIP or guest. Usually this meant me or another American. It was actually pretty good. The face is very tasty and tender. The eyes take a little getting used to. I imagine bunny eyes are totally different, though.

 

[BigRed389]

I have no idea about rabbit eyes ... maybe I will try it sometime. But I did spend a few months in China, where fish face/eyes are a delicacy. When a group orders a fish, it is good courtesy to offer the eyes and face meat to the VIP or guest. Usually this meant me or another American. It was actually pretty good. The face is very tasty and tender. The eyes take a little getting used to. I imagine bunny eyes are totally different, though.

Great when fried.

Nice and crispy. :tongue2_1

How'd you eat the fish face though? Or do you mean just the face meat? Because there's really not much of it...guess that's what makes it a delicacy...

 

[pdx]

Great when fried.

Nice and crispy. :tongue2_1

How'd you eat the fish face though? Or do you mean just the face meat? Because there's really not much of it...guess that's what makes it a delicacy...

The whole fish was steamed or pan fried (AKA sauteed, not deep fried). Supposedly a fresh fish's eyes will swell up when cooked, whereas a stale fish's eyes will sink in or get tough. The taste is quite good, but the texture is not (in my opinion). As for the face, there are a few pieces of meat in the cheeks, the throat, the forehead (in some fish) and right behind the gills. As you mentioned, there isn't much there, just a few little bites. The meat from the cheeks is really good, the rest is OK.

 

[jtf]

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